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heres my tattoo from mario from the convention

and a chad panther head i got

heres my tattoo from mario from the convention

and a chad panther head i got

heres my tattoo from mario from the convention

and a chad panther head i got

heres my tattoo from mario from the convention

and a chad panther head i got

heres my tattoo from mario from the convention

and a chad panther head i got

heres my tattoo from mario from the convention

and a chad panther head i got

thanks. he drew it on and finished it i think in like 20 minutes haha

heres my tattoo from mario from the convention

and a chad panther head i got

heres my tattoo from mario from the convention

and a chad panther head i got

heres my tattoo from mario from the convention

and a chad panther head i got

heres my tattoo from mario from the convention

and a chad panther head i got

heres my tattoo from mario from the convention

and a chad panther head i got

heres my tattoo from mario from the convention

and a chad panther head i got

heres my tattoo from mario from the convention

and a chad panther head i got

heres my tattoo from mario from the convention

and a chad panther head i got

heres my tattoo from mario from the convention

and a chad panther head i got

Ok fools, he put a photo up on his blog, so I suppose I'll share it here as well. Buffalo head on the shin, by Bailey H. Robinson. Shiny photo. There's a skull hiding under there, too, and will almost definitely add some stuff in a few months. Tatonka.

it is slightly douchechilling, but it makes sense, in that were traveling, not just spending money on the tattoo, but reasearching, planning entire trips, for this "souvenir" of sorts. most people are blown away by the prospect of flying somwhere to get a tattoo when you can just drive 10 minutes and get one. "laypeople" dont quite get that just like any other art/craft, people have certain styles that just cant be mimicked. so in a sense im collecting them.

Not a Dandy Warhol fan but funny enough did see them in concert in Portland in 1995. I only spent one year of high school in Portland and one in Seattle. But the music scene definitely drew me toward Portland.
I have to say that I know a lot of people who fancy themselves photographers and none of them are making very much money because every asshole with an $80 digital camera is now a photographer and Every asshole with a computer is a graphic designer. I don't know your friends work, but what I do know is there are a lot of people willing to work for next to nothing and often time volunteer their work for free and people looking for this work know that and just will go with the free work, despite the quality. Gee what other craft is like that?
Tattoing is different than other fields in the sense that most feel you have to earn the right to tattoo by paying your dues, regardless of natural talent in art. Skipping this step, depraves you of a lot of insight to running a tattoo shop that aren't related to art. Getting tattooed was a way to learn about the industry and be present to some important conversations. Don't believe me go watch the Dringenberg Interview on the home page.

how can a client take them seriously when theyre telling them how to take care of something they dont know how to themselves. i dont even understand how you can be, not only artistic, but also into tattooing and not get them yourself. i think about tattooing about 45 out of 60 minutes every hour and i dont even tattoo haha... shit,
maybe im an obsessive freak though.

how can a client take them seriously when theyre telling them how to take care of something they dont know how to themselves. i dont even understand how you can be, not only artistic, but also into tattooing and not get them yourself. i think about tattooing about 45 out of 60 minutes every hour and i dont even tattoo haha... shit,
maybe im an obsessive freak though.

fixing a 72 norton combat with my stepdad right now.
luckily the bearings were changed before any major engine damage was done.
its an expensive hobby, but fun as hell

how can a client take them seriously when theyre telling them how to take care of something they dont know how to themselves. i dont even understand how you can be, not only artistic, but also into tattooing and not get them yourself. i think about tattooing about 45 out of 60 minutes every hour and i dont even tattoo haha... shit,
maybe im an obsessive freak though.

how can a client take them seriously when theyre telling them how to take care of something they dont know how to themselves. i dont even understand how you can be, not only artistic, but also into tattooing and not get them yourself. i think about tattooing about 45 out of 60 minutes every hour and i dont even tattoo haha... shit,
maybe im an obsessive freak though.

done by kyle crowell, at torch during my trip to socal last month.