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Kev is winning this whole thread right now

All hail the mighty wiki

hahaha awesome

Thank you for the correction. The links to the correct artists were hard to discern on a couple of the pictures I pulled up for that first post.

The Turk

Guy that did both of mine has a hand like a brick. That shit hurt.

Deserved.

It was totally lazy of me just to hit up google for a 10 minute period for my post. Apologies.

My friend peewee did some sweet ones in brown sienna style colors that I would post but can't find them in my photo stack.

the spot on my arm I hated the most. I appreciate ones that accent the action of the ditch, but anything there that looks good is a tattoo that works. Nothing beats a good ol' hinge but I can't find any good ones. Wish I had ore time to fish around on IG and whatnot but I'm on my way out the door to work. So here's some shit from Google. Sorry for sizing, I'm in a rush. Robert Ryan Someone named Cassy in Bournemouth Person I havent heard of named Kristy Walker Knee ditches are great too. Mitch Allenden I'd post mine, but they aren't stand-alone tattoos; the ditch in an over-all sleeve aren't quite the same in impact.

Essentials: Russ Abbott of Ink & Dagger Tattoo | Hypebeast Russ Abbott works a tattoo gun as an extension of his hand, weaving away at intricate designs influenced by a love for antique aesthetics smh

Most of my favorite video games involve 1 quarter and 3 lives. Mario Kart is my exception to the rule.

i'm sure they will make a 'private reserve original blend' at some point and sell it for double what the standard mix is. simple marketing.

saw his solo band a few times in the early/mid 90s and it was pretty awesome actually. he ripped each set with ferocity.

hope this helps.

Reunions like this are always disappointing

sorry if you're using a smartphone to see this; its the only size worth viewing.

I just get tattooed. Doesnt matter if it's a guy i work with or a good local friend or a famous tatbro in another state. It just happens at the right time for the right reason from the right person.

awesome^

Vyvyn ought to be on that list.

there are definitely people lower than thieves.

maybe she can get a black-out face tattoo to cover it....

cringing from multiple people using the word 'canvas' which makes me immediately dismiss any opinion of theirs.

kinda looks weird to see his stuff in a fancy and expensive frame. thought about it myself when i got my first piece from him but it looks so foriegn and out of place in a fancy frame. i understand why you want to but it looks so odd and personally i decided not to do it. i think there is a reason why he doesnt hang his own work like that. i didnt go to the kings ave exhibit, but i did see photos, and every other time i've seen his shows the prints were taped up, and when i went to his house he doesnt go fancy with it either. imo i suggest thinking outside of the box, or frame is it is, and try a different approach. maybe construct a frame out of found materials or old wood? that's what i wound up doing with the first print i got from him; i used some old weathered wood boards that i found and used nails and cardboard and tape to construct it and (reluctantly, ha) used a piece of normal (i know its not uv but whatever) glass i had cut at the hardware store. you can bite my style if you want i dont mind. - - - Updated - - - not that i am poo-pooing expensive framing. i spend a mint on framing a big print by Joel Long and it was worth it.