Now you’ve got to be asking yourself, what could possibly be so interesting that I’d need to open up my horribly outdated copy of photoshop?
Well, lets put it this way. I couldn’t decide if it counted as a wildlife tattoo or not, but it definitely is some kind of animal.
This interpretation of a scorpion was done by Jackie Rabbit, Star City Tattoo, Roanoke, VA.
This is, quite simply, one of the finest lizard tattoos I’ve seen. The color palette used in the leaves, combined with a design that gives a feeling of movement, really made this one stand out to me.
Now my Google-fu was weak today, so the best guess I have as to the type of lizard is a flying gecko. I’m hoping the artist, Roger from Star City Tattoo in Roanoke, VA or perhaps some herpetologist will be able to identify it.
This interesting take on a raven comes from Brendan Boswell, out of Kingsland Ink, in Auckland NZ.
It reminds me of stencil graffiti, like something Banksy would do.
Silverzs here was cooking up a storm when someone decided to take some photos of her sleeve. I really love how the red pops out amongst the birds and clouds, and for a while I thought that the lines were actually fresh scars.
Bob Parr from Jaded Angel in Ames, IA is the man behind this creation. You can see more of it in the wildlife and nature tattoo gallery.
Arad Bert from Kipod Tattoo in Tel Aviv made me grin from ear to ear when I saw this tattoo. Probably because I just watched the Panda Cheese commercials last week. Regardless, this is a great tattoo from one of the many talented artists at Kipod Tattoo.
Check out this incredible shoulder piece by Jackie Rabbit from Star City Tattoo in Roanoke, VA.
I love the little details she included in this, like the ants crawling across the petals of the yellow flower near the bottom. The floral tattoo, and wildlife tattoo galleries both have the full sized version of this piece if you’d like to see it in greater detail.
It’s been a while since we last saw a photo of ilovehanson, and this Kansas beauty is looking as stunning as ever. You can see the other new photo of her in the BMEGirls Gallery.
Photo by Jen Young from Atomic Photography, Lawrence KS.
The thing I like most about this piece sent in by Cyber Tattoo Israel, is that it only covers half of the back. With the vast majority of upper back pieces being symmetrical, a little asymmetry is nice.
I’m sure there’s a joke in there somewhere, but it certainly isn’t this tattoo.
Tattoo by Matt Kramer from Mind’s Eye Tattoo in Emmaus, PA.
“Please apply to the lead programmer job opening at BME”
Tattoo by Thorn Reinsmith from Mind’s Eye Tattoo in Emmaus, PA
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