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Another Jeff Zuck piece from the Roc City Tattoo Expo. Rad guy, Great tattooer.

Another Jeff Zuck piece from the Roc City Tattoo Expo. Rad guy, Great tattooer.

Another Jeff Zuck piece from the Roc City Tattoo Expo. Rad guy, Great tattooer.

Another Jeff Zuck piece from the Roc City Tattoo Expo. Rad guy, Great tattooer.

Another Jeff Zuck piece from the Roc City Tattoo Expo. Rad guy, Great tattooer.

Another Jeff Zuck piece from the Roc City Tattoo Expo. Rad guy, Great tattooer.

Another Jeff Zuck piece from the Roc City Tattoo Expo. Rad guy, Great tattooer.

Another Jeff Zuck piece from the Roc City Tattoo Expo. Rad guy, Great tattooer.

Another Jeff Zuck piece from the Roc City Tattoo Expo. Rad guy, Great tattooer.

Another Jeff Zuck piece from the Roc City Tattoo Expo. Rad guy, Great tattooer.

Another Jeff Zuck piece from the Roc City Tattoo Expo. Rad guy, Great tattooer.

Yeah...i'm suddenly reminded why I haven't been on here in a long time. Have at it, kids.

Another Jeff Zuck piece from the Roc City Tattoo Expo. Rad guy, Great tattooer.

Here ya go @chrisnoluck


Getting a cramp in my leg trying to stare at this thing

One I did. The wearer has one sleeve already. Started this one from the bottom up.

Yeah...i'm suddenly reminded why I haven't been on here in a long time. Have at it, kids.

One I did. The wearer has one sleeve already. Started this one from the bottom up.

i hope this thread is wrapping up - threads like this...well...always go like this - xcom is a good contributor to the forums and i think he meant no harm here at all - these are sensitive areas and though it might seem like an ok idea to ask such questions here - it often isnt - anyway...

One thing I've learned at LST, if you aren't sure whether you should ask a question about the industry insofar as how to break into it, buying inks/machines/etc, or any other hair-brained questions that can be thunk up: just don't. Think before you ask, if it revolves around the industry, if you wouldn't ask your tattooer and be met with a reasonable response, you don't ask it here. Period. Don't be a smart ass, or think you're trying to shake things up and break the mold, or turn into a lawyer who minces words and parries with semantics.
I am here because I want to share with others my love of getting tattooed, and talk about the history and culture of it. I'm NOT here because I want to talk about how to acquire the tools of the trade without actually being in the trade. It isn't my business to do so, nor do I think it is anyone's who is not a tattooer.

I can only speak for myself but I think you'll find the overwhelming majority would agree that if there is such a thing as intruding into our industry (and there is), collecting the tools of our trade is the definition of it.

this isn't all those other trades. each industry self regulates as it sees fit.
@xcom if you're still here...the "sin" is in doing it. Asking is how you get to know something, nothing wrong with that... and your English doesn't have to be perfect for your questions and contributions to be worth something here.

One I did. The wearer has one sleeve already. Started this one from the bottom up.

I can only speak for myself but I think you'll find the overwhelming majority would agree that if there is such a thing as intruding into our industry (and there is), collecting the tools of our trade is the definition of it.

No, one cannot.

One I did. The wearer has one sleeve already. Started this one from the bottom up.