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Naval Compass..
Or navel compass?!
Tattoo by Joe at Thou Art Tattoo & Piercing Studio, Sheffield, England.
He’s Da’ Ackerman
I use the word “love” on ModBlog a fair bit, but I really do love Jason Ackerman‘s (www) work!
Read on for more of the different..
What’s Up Doc
Ana takes some time out with her bunny friend to celebrate National Vegetarian Week..
Red on Black
This lovely scarification over blackwork is by Lewis Dodd of Trimur Tattoo & Piercing (and now scarification, I assume), Barcelona, Spain..
Don’t Bet On Tattoos!
Two images for your viewing pleasure..
The first is by artist Paul Toupet (MySpace) and the second (after the break) is by Pat of Don Design, Chambly, Québec.
Le Bottom Eyes
By Mike at Primitive Origins, Hammersmith, England.
Tofu Wobbles, Yonder Lilic Angroves Sway Under Elephants
Ok, I must admit I have no idea what twylasue (Googling it just confused me more) means but the following photos are of him and I thought that as they have a definite Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas feel to them, I’d come up with something suitably random.
“There he goes. One of God’s own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.”
Read on for more photos..
Narwhal by Tom Keeney and elephant by Chris Codwell, both of Classic Electric Tattoo, Frederick, MD.
Development
IAM: Bikuki‘s finally finished her camera tattoo!
Edit:
“I got my camera for two reasons – The most simple and easy to explain is that I love photography.
The second is more complicated and personal, and has a lot to do with my grampa. My mum, dad and gran all worked full time when I was in primary school, so every day my grampa would take me home to his for lunch and again after school. I was so close to him – he practically raised me from the age of four through to eight years old. He was an incredibly artsy person who taught me to draw and took me to his photography club when I was a kid, he also gave me my first SLR camera.
In January of this year he had a stroke, and although he’s recovering it gave me the fright of my life and I suddenly became very aware of his mortality (although I used to have nightmares as a kid about him dying, and it was always my biggest fear). I wanted to have a part of him inked on me forever so I knew he’d never leave me – and a camera was perfect.
He’s such a cool old man, and was the only member of my family who actually seemed interested rather than disgusted by my existing tattoos, too, which always makes me smile.
I’ll never forget him.”
Tattoo (from start to finish) by Barry at Chameleon Tattoo, Paisley, Scotland..
BADOOM ZAP KABOOB!
IAM: DTM carved this into the sideboob of a client, in lightning speed!