David Flores

Yeah it's on a sheet of flash in the Spider Murphy book, but I just assumed it was a Simpsons Reference. Not the main reason I got it, just a bonus.

Matt Howse did this on me yesterday at Fortune Tattoo here in Portland and yes it is right up in my business.

I don't think this thread could teach someone to tattoo, but if someone came in an requested to get tattooed by a rotary I would be besides myself that they thought they had a say in the matter. Why can't tattoo machines, be magical devices conjured up in secret lairs with parts unknown to modern man. I have been tattooed by a rotary machine and i guess at times it was less painful than a coil, but not rainbows and unicorns better, and after two hours it sucked just as bad. Tattoos hurt

Thanks, Nothing secret, but Matt said as soon as he gets back to San Rafael they are working on volume 2

Matt Howse did this on me yesterday at Fortune Tattoo here in Portland and yes it is right up in my business.

You should be used to it by now? The skull is pretty cool, I will say that. There has to be a common ground, I mean the skaters didn't care for the BMX kids, but they could agree they hated the rollerbladers, we just need to find the rollerbladers.

I think you should go with your gut. Anything can be art I suppose, but not everything can be a good tattoo. Tattoos are a mixture of art and craftsmanship. This isn't vietnam there are rules here, mark it zero.
Whatever the client decides to get is fine, but if you don't know or pretend there are no rules, how can the client get the best tattoo. You have to at least have professional input. People often want professional advice on tattoos, and want to elevate there ideas beyond their literal interpretation, even if they don't come into the shop saying that. People have to wear these tattoos forever, you can sell a shitty painting or better yet donate it.
The everything is art thing is a cop out and excuse for people to do shitty tattoos IMO.

Thanks, Nothing secret, but Matt said as soon as he gets back to San Rafael they are working on volume 2

Matt Howse did this on me yesterday at Fortune Tattoo here in Portland and yes it is right up in my business.

I don't think this thread could teach someone to tattoo, but if someone came in an requested to get tattooed by a rotary I would be besides myself that they thought they had a say in the matter. Why can't tattoo machines, be magical devices conjured up in secret lairs with parts unknown to modern man. I have been tattooed by a rotary machine and i guess at times it was less painful than a coil, but not rainbows and unicorns better, and after two hours it sucked just as bad. Tattoos hurt

Matt Howse did this on me yesterday at Fortune Tattoo here in Portland and yes it is right up in my business.

You should be used to it by now? The skull is pretty cool, I will say that. There has to be a common ground, I mean the skaters didn't care for the BMX kids, but they could agree they hated the rollerbladers, we just need to find the rollerbladers.

I don't think this thread could teach someone to tattoo, but if someone came in an requested to get tattooed by a rotary I would be besides myself that they thought they had a say in the matter. Why can't tattoo machines, be magical devices conjured up in secret lairs with parts unknown to modern man. I have been tattooed by a rotary machine and i guess at times it was less painful than a coil, but not rainbows and unicorns better, and after two hours it sucked just as bad. Tattoos hurt

Matt Howse did this on me yesterday at Fortune Tattoo here in Portland and yes it is right up in my business.

I don't think this thread could teach someone to tattoo, but if someone came in an requested to get tattooed by a rotary I would be besides myself that they thought they had a say in the matter. Why can't tattoo machines, be magical devices conjured up in secret lairs with parts unknown to modern man. I have been tattooed by a rotary machine and i guess at times it was less painful than a coil, but not rainbows and unicorns better, and after two hours it sucked just as bad. Tattoos hurt

Thanks, Nothing secret, but Matt said as soon as he gets back to San Rafael they are working on volume 2

Matt Howse did this on me yesterday at Fortune Tattoo here in Portland and yes it is right up in my business.

You should be used to it by now? The skull is pretty cool, I will say that. There has to be a common ground, I mean the skaters didn't care for the BMX kids, but they could agree they hated the rollerbladers, we just need to find the rollerbladers.

Matt Howse did this on me yesterday at Fortune Tattoo here in Portland and yes it is right up in my business.

Matt Howse did this on me yesterday at Fortune Tattoo here in Portland and yes it is right up in my business.

Matt Howse did this on me yesterday at Fortune Tattoo here in Portland and yes it is right up in my business.

Matt Howse did this on me yesterday at Fortune Tattoo here in Portland and yes it is right up in my business.

Yeah it's on a sheet of flash in the Spider Murphy book, but I just assumed it was a Simpsons Reference. Not the main reason I got it, just a bonus.

Matt Howse did this on me yesterday at Fortune Tattoo here in Portland and yes it is right up in my business.

I don't think this thread could teach someone to tattoo, but if someone came in an requested to get tattooed by a rotary I would be besides myself that they thought they had a say in the matter. Why can't tattoo machines, be magical devices conjured up in secret lairs with parts unknown to modern man. I have been tattooed by a rotary machine and i guess at times it was less painful than a coil, but not rainbows and unicorns better, and after two hours it sucked just as bad. Tattoos hurt