JustDave

Something a bit different to the tattoos you usually see on here. I know you guys love the Traditional stuff, but I like too many different styles to stick to just one :)

Tattoo by Remis Cizauskas who works out of Dublin Ireland, but is currently "On The Road" guest spotting and attending conventions worldwide.

Here comes another of my "Out of the Norm" submissions.
This tattoo was done on the 1st September and is still driving me crazy. (My legs heal terribly).
As usual, something different to the norm around these parts.

Based on the Constructivism propaganda posters designed mainly in the early 20th Century and done by Gray Silva of Rampant Ink Nottingham @ Teesside Charity Tattoo Show, in about 5 hours, at a guess.

Here comes another of my "Out of the Norm" submissions.
This tattoo was done on the 1st September and is still driving me crazy. (My legs heal terribly).
As usual, something different to the norm around these parts.

Based on the Constructivism propaganda posters designed mainly in the early 20th Century and done by Gray Silva of Rampant Ink Nottingham @ Teesside Charity Tattoo Show, in about 5 hours, at a guess.

Here comes another of my "Out of the Norm" submissions.
This tattoo was done on the 1st September and is still driving me crazy. (My legs heal terribly).
As usual, something different to the norm around these parts.

Based on the Constructivism propaganda posters designed mainly in the early 20th Century and done by Gray Silva of Rampant Ink Nottingham @ Teesside Charity Tattoo Show, in about 5 hours, at a guess.

Here comes another of my "Out of the Norm" submissions.
This tattoo was done on the 1st September and is still driving me crazy. (My legs heal terribly).
As usual, something different to the norm around these parts.

Based on the Constructivism propaganda posters designed mainly in the early 20th Century and done by Gray Silva of Rampant Ink Nottingham @ Teesside Charity Tattoo Show, in about 5 hours, at a guess.

Here comes another of my "Out of the Norm" submissions.
This tattoo was done on the 1st September and is still driving me crazy. (My legs heal terribly).
As usual, something different to the norm around these parts.

Based on the Constructivism propaganda posters designed mainly in the early 20th Century and done by Gray Silva of Rampant Ink Nottingham @ Teesside Charity Tattoo Show, in about 5 hours, at a guess.

Here comes another of my "Out of the Norm" submissions.
This tattoo was done on the 1st September and is still driving me crazy. (My legs heal terribly).
As usual, something different to the norm around these parts.

Based on the Constructivism propaganda posters designed mainly in the early 20th Century and done by Gray Silva of Rampant Ink Nottingham @ Teesside Charity Tattoo Show, in about 5 hours, at a guess.

Here comes another of my "Out of the Norm" submissions.
This tattoo was done on the 1st September and is still driving me crazy. (My legs heal terribly).
As usual, something different to the norm around these parts.

Based on the Constructivism propaganda posters designed mainly in the early 20th Century and done by Gray Silva of Rampant Ink Nottingham @ Teesside Charity Tattoo Show, in about 5 hours, at a guess.

Here comes another of my "Out of the Norm" submissions.
This tattoo was done on the 1st September and is still driving me crazy. (My legs heal terribly).
As usual, something different to the norm around these parts.

Based on the Constructivism propaganda posters designed mainly in the early 20th Century and done by Gray Silva of Rampant Ink Nottingham @ Teesside Charity Tattoo Show, in about 5 hours, at a guess.

Here comes another of my "Out of the Norm" submissions.
This tattoo was done on the 1st September and is still driving me crazy. (My legs heal terribly).
As usual, something different to the norm around these parts.

Based on the Constructivism propaganda posters designed mainly in the early 20th Century and done by Gray Silva of Rampant Ink Nottingham @ Teesside Charity Tattoo Show, in about 5 hours, at a guess.

Here comes another of my "Out of the Norm" submissions.
This tattoo was done on the 1st September and is still driving me crazy. (My legs heal terribly).
As usual, something different to the norm around these parts.

Based on the Constructivism propaganda posters designed mainly in the early 20th Century and done by Gray Silva of Rampant Ink Nottingham @ Teesside Charity Tattoo Show, in about 5 hours, at a guess.

Here comes another of my "Out of the Norm" submissions.
This tattoo was done on the 1st September and is still driving me crazy. (My legs heal terribly).
As usual, something different to the norm around these parts.

Based on the Constructivism propaganda posters designed mainly in the early 20th Century and done by Gray Silva of Rampant Ink Nottingham @ Teesside Charity Tattoo Show, in about 5 hours, at a guess.

Something a bit different to the tattoos you usually see on here. I know you guys love the Traditional stuff, but I like too many different styles to stick to just one :)

Tattoo by Remis Cizauskas who works out of Dublin Ireland, but is currently "On The Road" guest spotting and attending conventions worldwide.

Something a bit different to the tattoos you usually see on here. I know you guys love the Traditional stuff, but I like too many different styles to stick to just one :)

Tattoo by Remis Cizauskas who works out of Dublin Ireland, but is currently "On The Road" guest spotting and attending conventions worldwide.

This is becoming something of a habit for me to say, but..........
Here is something a bit different to what you regularly see on this site.
I know it isn't going to be to everyone's taste, in fact the artist has a bit of a love/hate style.
The only tattoo that means something to me as it represents my working life. (most of my tattoos are simply because I like them).
The artist is Gray Silva who is based in Nottingham UK.

This was my second tattoo, after a crappy Taz that I picked off the wall when I was 16.
Took around 50ish hours in sessions between 3-7 hours and around 18 months to complete due to financial restrictions and various other reasons.

Something a bit different to the tattoos you usually see on here. I know you guys love the Traditional stuff, but I like too many different styles to stick to just one :)

Tattoo by Remis Cizauskas who works out of Dublin Ireland, but is currently "On The Road" guest spotting and attending conventions worldwide.

Those damn rollerbladers waxing up the curbs and rails!

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.

This is becoming something of a habit for me to say, but..........
Here is something a bit different to what you regularly see on this site.
I know it isn't going to be to everyone's taste, in fact the artist has a bit of a love/hate style.
The only tattoo that means something to me as it represents my working life. (most of my tattoos are simply because I like them).
The artist is Gray Silva who is based in Nottingham UK.

This was my second tattoo, after a crappy Taz that I picked off the wall when I was 16.
Took around 50ish hours in sessions between 3-7 hours and around 18 months to complete due to financial restrictions and various other reasons.

This is becoming something of a habit for me to say, but..........
Here is something a bit different to what you regularly see on this site.
I know it isn't going to be to everyone's taste, in fact the artist has a bit of a love/hate style.
The only tattoo that means something to me as it represents my working life. (most of my tattoos are simply because I like them).
The artist is Gray Silva who is based in Nottingham UK.

This was my second tattoo, after a crappy Taz that I picked off the wall when I was 16.
Took around 50ish hours in sessions between 3-7 hours and around 18 months to complete due to financial restrictions and various other reasons.

Interesting read.
In the UK we have a different attitude to tipping than the US so the gift thing is the way I work. I don't have anything against tipping but I generally feel that artists price themselves at a rate that reflects their time/ability.
I find that a piece of artwork or a bottle of (good or unusal) drink that they enjoy will be appreciated more than money as it shows that you have thought about it a little rather than added 20% to the amount you took out of the ATM.
All that said, if I was getting tattooed in the US or by an artist based in the States, I would tip, subject to it being a good job, as that is the culture that they work in and I am a firm believer in respecting the morals and cultures of other countries.

Here is a little piece of mine :-)
This dragon sleeve has been done last year by Bonel of Corazon Santo in The Netherlands, which is currently working on my other arm (and a Phoenix backpiece on my wife :-) )

1 Shot Rib Tattoo (5.5 Hours) by Tim Hendricks at Gold Rush Tattoo .

Something a bit different to the tattoos you usually see on here. I know you guys love the Traditional stuff, but I like too many different styles to stick to just one :)

Tattoo by Remis Cizauskas who works out of Dublin Ireland, but is currently "On The Road" guest spotting and attending conventions worldwide.

Something a bit different to the tattoos you usually see on here. I know you guys love the Traditional stuff, but I like too many different styles to stick to just one :)

Tattoo by Remis Cizauskas who works out of Dublin Ireland, but is currently "On The Road" guest spotting and attending conventions worldwide.