MadeIndelible

Searched, and didn't find a thread on wolf tattoos, so I decided to make one.
Daryl Rodriguez, Hold It Down Tattoo:

John Reardon:

Chad Koeplinger:

Jelle:

Daniel Trocchio:

Kim-Anh Nguyen-Dinh:

Stefano Cera:

Clay McCay:

Erick Lynch:

Ron Henry Wells:

Steve Byrne:

Jef Whitehead:

Henry Lewis:

Just remembered this butterfly woman by Bailey Hunter Robinson.

I've been wanting a butterfly/moth for a while. Theo Mindell does amazing butterflies, and the shop he works at is pretty close to me. Not sure who I would go to for a moth, though.
Theo Mindell:

Chris "Pee Wee" Levi (1999)

Henry Lewis:

Henry Lewis:

Cross-posted to the other thread, but figured I could throw this here as well.

by liam sparkes

Here is the Melanistic Pantera Pardus piece he did on Thea Hogan at American Graffiti in Sacramento...

This one was done by Aaron Coleman at Immaculate Tattoo. It is a Richard Stell design.

Searched, and didn't find a thread on wolf tattoos, so I decided to make one.
Daryl Rodriguez, Hold It Down Tattoo:

John Reardon:

Chad Koeplinger:

Jelle:

Daniel Trocchio:

Kim-Anh Nguyen-Dinh:

Stefano Cera:

Clay McCay:

Erick Lynch:

Ron Henry Wells:

Steve Byrne:

Jef Whitehead:

Searched, and didn't find a thread on wolf tattoos, so I decided to make one.
Daryl Rodriguez, Hold It Down Tattoo:

John Reardon:

Chad Koeplinger:

Jelle:

Daniel Trocchio:

Kim-Anh Nguyen-Dinh:

Stefano Cera:

Clay McCay:

Erick Lynch:

Ron Henry Wells:

Steve Byrne:

Jef Whitehead:

Free dermatology advice is what your searching for whether ya know it or not,but that's OK, tattooers often know more about the afflictions in tattoos than the local dermatologist.
With that said, let me state that there are pigments coming into countries form other countries that are not entirely sound, why would China care about cheap tattoo pigments when they don't seem to care about the paint they spay on kids toys.
Anyhow, I don't think this is the case for you, mainly because it took this much time to appear and you had no initial reaction during and after the healing. I "suspect" that you have recently been outside in the Springtime season when the suns rays are closer to the Earth than any other time of the year and the pigments can react to that and become "puffy", your saying that it's not itchy and irritating tells me that it's not a "rejection" of the skin. I have witnessed this with some of the import pigments received off places like EBay. I may also be a "mild" rejection but I lean towards the sun diagnosis.
So, I would have to say without being a bonified doctor that, breath easy and wait it out as I feel that the puffy area's will subside in time, this area of time will probably be as much as 6 weeks and if it does persist and more importantly become irritating, first consult the shop that executed the tattoo and if you don't feel satisfied with their advice then see your dermatologist. Be cautious of what they recommend to do though and consult LST before committing to something that sounds drastic as some will recommend procedure's based on the quality of insurance you might have.
Keep us up to date on your progress/recovery as there are very knowledgeable people here on this site. Also, it would be good for a you to at least call the place ya got from for input and ya never know, they may need to change up on what they are usein and need to know.
Good luck

Just remembered this butterfly woman by Bailey Hunter Robinson.

This has been a good thread,lots of educated debate... Now somebody go get tattooed by Conn I want to see that shit!!

Just remembered this butterfly woman by Bailey Hunter Robinson.

I've been wanting a butterfly/moth for a while. Theo Mindell does amazing butterflies, and the shop he works at is pretty close to me. Not sure who I would go to for a moth, though.
Theo Mindell:

I've been wanting a butterfly/moth for a while. Theo Mindell does amazing butterflies, and the shop he works at is pretty close to me. Not sure who I would go to for a moth, though.
Theo Mindell:

I've been wanting a butterfly/moth for a while. Theo Mindell does amazing butterflies, and the shop he works at is pretty close to me. Not sure who I would go to for a moth, though.
Theo Mindell:

I've been wanting a butterfly/moth for a while. Theo Mindell does amazing butterflies, and the shop he works at is pretty close to me. Not sure who I would go to for a moth, though.
Theo Mindell:

I've been wanting a butterfly/moth for a while. Theo Mindell does amazing butterflies, and the shop he works at is pretty close to me. Not sure who I would go to for a moth, though.
Theo Mindell:

I've been wanting a butterfly/moth for a while. Theo Mindell does amazing butterflies, and the shop he works at is pretty close to me. Not sure who I would go to for a moth, though.
Theo Mindell:

I've been wanting a butterfly/moth for a while. Theo Mindell does amazing butterflies, and the shop he works at is pretty close to me. Not sure who I would go to for a moth, though.
Theo Mindell:

Just got a new piece from Topper at South Street Philly Eddie's, and he generously threw some stars and dots up on my arm. He did the mini tiger head, too. Anyhow, I think his stars and dots are particularly awesome and thought to share them.

ahh crap the red X strikes again
anyway a couple lovely hours withl Twitter gently tattoing my armpit