Tornado6

Yeah, but walls don't have feelings. If customer service is honestly a hindrance to your process, start blasting walls or engraving Naugahyde or baking clay and artistically breaking it. You may have to art, but you don't have to art on skin is all I'm saying. :D

How about Justin Olivier? Lawrence Edwards? Pony Reinhardt?
Casper Mugridge (Canada)

Pigs might fly!

I got a souvenir while my son spent his Christmas gift certificate.

Pigs might fly!

I got a souvenir while my son spent his Christmas gift certificate.

Pigs might fly!

I got a souvenir while my son spent his Christmas gift certificate.

Pigs might fly!

I got a souvenir while my son spent his Christmas gift certificate.

Pigs might fly!

I got a souvenir while my son spent his Christmas gift certificate.

Pigs might fly!

I got a souvenir while my son spent his Christmas gift certificate.

Pigs might fly!

I got a souvenir while my son spent his Christmas gift certificate.

Pigs might fly!

I got a souvenir while my son spent his Christmas gift certificate.

Pigs might fly!

I got a souvenir while my son spent his Christmas gift certificate.

Pigs might fly!

I got a souvenir while my son spent his Christmas gift certificate.

Pigs might fly!

I got a souvenir while my son spent his Christmas gift certificate.

I'm supposed to get the tattoo I didn't get yesterday on the 1st. I wish my artist to not be hungover :eek:

My dad did that last Christmas. Nice to have the time off, but terrible to watch everyone else eating.

my last one, gipsy lady head on my forearm by Mikael De Poissy (sorry for the "shiny" Bepanthen pics!)

awesome time with Shannon Pagliarini @ Crown and Anchor in Pt. Pleasant NJ
little collarbone action

Got this today...
Marie Sena.
Lousy picture.

And then the following Friday, i headed over to Leeds in England for a pre-planned trip with a mate who was getting his first piece from Lukasz Christopher. I was booked in with Tom Flanagan - both in Oddfellows.
I got a trad ship on my shin and a mandala on my foot (a Tom Flanagan staple). I have to sat, the foot was horrendously sore and not gonna go through it again any time soon!
We had a great time in Oddfellows, Tom is a great guy and the other lads in the shop made us feel right at home.




And the next morning. Swelling on the foot wasn't actually too bad

Sent from my D5803 using Tapatalk

The next weekend I was in Boston and in a very hungover and jet lagged state, I landed into Redemption in Cambridge to get a little piece done to fill in an awkward gap on my left sleeve.
Very luckily, Todd Noble (who I love) had a free spot to take the walk in. After some deliberation he drew on this little snake head.
Again, not a great snap...

Sent from my D5803 using Tapatalk

So, I've had a busy couple of weeks tattoo-wise. First, Paul Aherne in Dublin started extending me 3/4 sleeve on my right arm down to the wrist. Got the lining of the koi, water and peony done as well as the wind bars in.
Paul is guesting in Salon Serpent in Amsterdam coming up to Christmas so will get the bottom portion finished in early Jan. Then we'll look at relining the old sleeve, touching up the wind bars and just general tidying up the shitty parts (of which there are plebty!).
Apologies for the bad pics...


Sent from my D5803 using Tapatalk

Session 2 on Monday with Philip Szlosek at Kings Avenue Tattoo for my Gustave Dore inspired sleeve. Loving the way it's coming out so far!

This is a bit of a joint effort. The Dagger, Collar, Angel and Reaper (2-6 weeks old) are by Fergus Simms - Melbourne Tattoo Company, and the Eagle Snake fight (2.5 months old) is by Jess Swaffer - Chapel Tattoo.
Wanted to wait until the whole spot was done before i posted them up! Super happy with them, and two of the nicest tattoo experiences (bar the pain!) I've ever had.

I think your designs are pretty cool, and a solution that could work is to use a medium that holds better than ink in skin. Have you looked into having them made into rings? I think that would be really neat. Even neater if you could include the couple in casting the rings. You could also have the original art framed for them. There are lots of things you can do with your art that aren't specifically finger tattoos. We just use our fingers a lot, and they don't hold intricate designs as well as other parts of the body would.
Check out some "new vs. old" finger tattoos to see what we mean - they spread and fade quicker than almost any other body part.

I think your designs are pretty cool, and a solution that could work is to use a medium that holds better than ink in skin. Have you looked into having them made into rings? I think that would be really neat. Even neater if you could include the couple in casting the rings. You could also have the original art framed for them. There are lots of things you can do with your art that aren't specifically finger tattoos. We just use our fingers a lot, and they don't hold intricate designs as well as other parts of the body would.
Check out some "new vs. old" finger tattoos to see what we mean - they spread and fade quicker than almost any other body part.