“This piece started with the toast at a convention in Amsterdam,” says the wearer, “then we added the lettering. The sparrows came next, then we threw in some umbrellas and background.”
(Elements by Brett Osborne at Overboard Art in Houston, Texas.)
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Thats awesome :)
Brett is such an amazing artist and an awesome guy to boot.
For some reason this reminds me of a children’s book I read when I was a kid.
haha that’s fantastic, so wonderfully random. if only flying toast existed!
lolwut
i freakin LOVE the umbrellas =)
Aren’t those swallows, not sparrows? The split tail, after all.
Way to not know what kind of bird you got tattooed on you.
I thought it was ‘The Father, Son and Holy Toast’
I really like the umbrellas in contrast with the red and orange rays. (:
50 on tha drank…
I gotta admit, I thought the sparrows were.. flying snails at first. I read the caption, but.. for some reason the flying snails and the flying toast just seemed to compliment each other.
so random but it all works out so well. love it
I also thought they were flying snails. I was puzzled for a moment as to where the sparrows were. But in any case, this is a glorious tattoo.
Love it! Great nipples too….
I am bewildered, but delighted. I must also say I think the wings on the toast are magnificently rendered…
Those are definitely swallows, not sparrows…
And, I’m confused, but it’s done well.
i like this, but wonder what kinds of meaning might be in there. cool stuff
I love the randomness. Oftentimes, I can’t stand randomness because it’s overdone and turns out to simply not be funny – that’s far from the case here. And that’s rare. :]
cluster fuck.