I’m not sure which I love more. Lucille ball, or this half portrait of her. Tyler Turnbull has really captured the elegance of one of the world’s finest comedians.
Tyler works out of Rose and Anchor Tattoo in Katy, TX.
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This take on the Demon Barber of Fleet Street is by Anrijs Straume.
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Who has the better stache? John Waters or Salvadore Dali?
Portrait by Juan Garcia from Art of War Tattoo in Morena Valley, CA
Unless I’m mistaken, this portrait of Chris Colfer is the first “Glee” tattoo that’s been on ModBlog. The Gleek that this portrait belongs to is none other than IAM: Clockorange, and was tattoed by Den Yakolev in Moscow.
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This is what we call a Muppet Tattoo!!!
This tattoo was done by our very special guest star, Michael Kozlenko, from Kipod Tattoo in Tel Aviv.
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A tragic figure in both literature in film, Frankenstein’s monster has been adapted into pretty much every medium known to man. This isn’t the first tattoo of the monster we’ve seen on ModBlog and it probably won’t be the last. Jay Wheeler’s portrait of Karloff in his make-up really captures both sides to the monster, his intelligent and peaceful demeanor, and his capacity for intense emotion borne from the abuses he suffers at the hands of those who fear him.
In the tattoo shop is where he spent most of his days.
He now sits on his throne as the Prince of Alissa Jane‘s leg.
Alissa is the piercer at Atomic Zombie Tattoo in Edmonton, which is where the artist, Tony Sklepic, also works.
While it may not stick to Bram Stoker’s novel completely, the 1931 film Dracula has probably influenced more portrayals of the count than the novel ever has. Of course the reason for this is Bela Lugosi’s portrayal of the count. His widow’s peak, high collared cloak, and broken english, all gave birth to the icon we know and love. Plus, he never sparkled.
Thanks to Roger from Star City Tattoo for this recreation of this iconic image.
So all of 10 people will get that headline, but that’s alright because all you really need to know is that Charles Bronson was the essence of all that is man.
This “No Regrets” tattoo featuring the one and only Charles Bronson was done by none other than Jackie Rabbit out of Star City Tattoo in Roanoke, VA.
