Starting hump day off with a fresh and fruity scar sent in by Pollux. Hopefully we’ll see this one again as a follow-up.
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Pretty sure those are hops vines and flowers.
Additional evidence: the design on his shirt, including the stem of grain, looks like it’s describing the beer brewing process.
http://www.google.com/search?q=hops&tbm=isch
i suggest that perhaps its a hops vine, instead of a strawberry. i’d love the artist to let us know. Thanks, Rob, for feeding our minds.
I wholly agree with Sir Sastards’ postulation.
yes, it is a hop vine ;) (he’s my hubby..) he has a matching hop vine tattoo sleeve on his other arm, the scarification is a work in progress and will be a full sleeve piece once completed to match the other arm..
Well, this just goes to show that never drinking alcohol reduces the chance you’ll recognize a hops vine.
Yes, they are hops………….I should have bothered popping that in the description after all the conversations I had with people when I got the other sleeve tattooed……..
Will be sure to post up healed/healing photos along the way.
Big shout out to Rob from Industrial Strength in Sydney, Australia. Awesome work as always.
Strawberry beers forever!
fixed:)
I thought it was an artichoke. But. I’m really not that familiar with hops. Beer…yes. Hops…not so much. But, it is very clean work and I’d like to see a follow up.
Three month photos have now been uploaded…….
Been loving going to school (I’m studying education and volunteer a fair bit at my daughter’s school) in short sleeve t-shirts. The conversations you have with a 6-7 year old regarding stuff like this are quite interesting.