More tattoo mastery by Gerhard Wiesbeck

At the start of September I shared some work by the German blackwork master Gerhard Wiesbeck of Time Travelling Tattoo (timetravellingtattoo.com) in Landshut (near Munich). Today I want to share a few more of his incredible pieces. I enjoy Gerhard’s ability to tastefully integrate dotwork with bold solid black, fields of geometry with organic flowing designs, and the sacred with the psychedelic. I’ll tell you though, the thing I often am reminded of when I see these incredible large scale pieces is the advice I always give people about their first tattoo — wait until you’re 110% sure, and then go at it full-throttle, and err on the side of “huge”. Too many people get a small tattoo — and often a very nice and meaningful one — that ends up marring future large scale creations. I know so many heavily tattooed people that I am quite certain wish that they were completely un-tattooed so that they could allow a master like Gerhard Wiesbeck to fully transform them without having to worry about the scars of previous work throwing off the aesthetic.

21 thoughts on “More tattoo mastery by Gerhard Wiesbeck

  1. The middle picture is soo awesome ! i really dig the heavy black work with then all of a sudden a small piece of dotwork involved , awesome !

    The troath piece is nice as well !

  2. The middle picture is soo awesome ! i really dig the heavy black work with then all of a sudden a small piece of dotwork involved , awesome !

    The troath piece is nice as well !

  3. The middle picture is soo awesome ! i really dig the heavy black work with then all of a sudden a small piece of dotwork involved , awesome !

    The troath piece is nice as well !

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