We’ve got one day left before June arrives, so why not end the month of May with a flower by Michael Kozlenko from Kipod Tattoo in Tel Aviv.
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This work in progress by Jackie Rabbit is eventually going to be an entire season themed piece. At the time of the photos, the spring tree had been finished for a while, and the fall tree is still fresh.
Here’s a better look at the fall side.
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One glace is all it’ll take for you to know where this tattoo came from, and I’m not talking about the red watermark in the top right corner. Joey Pang‘s style is all over this piece, with the branches created out of abstract brush strokes, and the flowers so lifelike you’d think they were real, or at the very least painted on with a calligraphy brush.
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In Chapter 4 of The Surprising Adventures of Baron Munchausen, the Baron, while pondering the image of St. Hubert’s Stag after a hunt, he encounters a stag of his own. As it was the end of the day, the Baron found himself without any ammunition, so he loaded his musket with cherry pits and shot the deer in the head. It survived the shot and ran away. A year later, while hunting in the same woods, Baron Munchausen finds himself again face to face with a stag, only this one had a cherry tree growing out of its forehead. Of course this time he shot it dead, and supposedly the cherry sauce he served with the venison was the finest he’d ever tasted.
Now I’m sure that isn’t what Michael Kozlenko was going for with this tattoo, but it reminded me of the story.
Michael works at Kipod Tattoo in Tel Aviv.
Here’s another piece by Dotwork Damian from Blue Dragon Tattoo in Brighton, UK. This time instead of going with the geometric designs we ordinarily see in dotwork tattoos, he’s opted for a very organic looking rose.
IAM: Split Mini-LDG is showing off her little black dress at home in Phuket, Thailand. And who says BMEGirls need to be naked?*
*(Other than Jon P).
Here’s another piece by Wang, this one with a touch of color added to the mix.
I don’t know what they put in the inks in Tattoo Temple, but it seems like every artist there is able to create beautiful brush strokes with a needle.
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