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This is my tiger done be Mr @byranburk back in october. Done in one sitting. He's very good.

That was me! Scott's eagles are awesome aren't they. I absolutely love it, so proud. He did the whole thing in 3.5 hours too. That was a really cool day with lots of very talented people about just before the convention.
I still have no idea what to put in the banner though.

This is my tiger done be Mr @byranburk back in october. Done in one sitting. He's very good.

That was me! Scott's eagles are awesome aren't they. I absolutely love it, so proud. He did the whole thing in 3.5 hours too. That was a really cool day with lots of very talented people about just before the convention.
I still have no idea what to put in the banner though.

hope this is ok to post, i took a picture from a page in 'outlaw biker tattoo revue' from the early 90's that i bought online some months ago.. tattoo by Ed Hardy.

That was me! Scott's eagles are awesome aren't they. I absolutely love it, so proud. He did the whole thing in 3.5 hours too. That was a really cool day with lots of very talented people about just before the convention.
I still have no idea what to put in the banner though.

Yes it is. I still can't quite believe it's finished. It's awesome. I'm a little gutted I'll never see it properly - damn my pesky human neck.
I like your tattoo's by the way. The El Monga is very good.

That'll learn me.
Mr Noble.. Instagram
@Valerievargas.. Instagram

That'll learn me.
Mr Noble.. Instagram
@Valerievargas.. Instagram

I got this Ed Hardy gorilla head from @valerievargas the other week
http://instagr.am/p
and I had a sneaky day off from work so I headed into London for a few hours and got this little dragon head from Todd Noble..
http://instagr.am/p
my incredible ROA backpiece is finished up now too but that's something else entirely.

That'll learn me.
Mr Noble.. Instagram
@Valerievargas.. Instagram

That'll learn me.
Mr Noble.. Instagram
@Valerievargas.. Instagram

That'll learn me.
Mr Noble.. Instagram
@Valerievargas.. Instagram

That'll learn me.
Mr Noble.. Instagram
@Valerievargas.. Instagram

That'll learn me.
Mr Noble.. Instagram
@Valerievargas.. Instagram

That'll learn me.
Mr Noble.. Instagram
@Valerievargas.. Instagram

That'll learn me.
Mr Noble.. Instagram
@Valerievargas.. Instagram

Just had another session with Marcus Kuhn today, the arm is swollen with some healed work, some almost healed and some fresh.
I just wanted to share an update.....

That was me! Scott's eagles are awesome aren't they. I absolutely love it, so proud. He did the whole thing in 3.5 hours too. That was a really cool day with lots of very talented people about just before the convention.
I still have no idea what to put in the banner though.

Breaking my several month LST silence w/ a bullet.
Done by Scott Sylvia @ Blackheart Tattoo in SF just a few hours ago.

This is my tiger done be Mr @byranburk back in october. Done in one sitting. He's very good.

This is my tiger done be Mr @byranburk back in october. Done in one sitting. He's very good.

This is my tiger done be Mr @byranburk back in october. Done in one sitting. He's very good.

I'm getting an overtly religious tattoo. People I know have been very funny about why I would do so as I'm definitely an atheist.
I don't need to believe in god to like the art (especially catholic and orthodox) and besides my atheism doesn't translate into anti-religious feelings. Therefore I don't feel uncomfortable with this at all.
Western society is full of Christian imagery and custom from hot cross buns to celebrating christmas and most of us engage with it on multiple level's taking on the aspect we identify with and ignoring the rest. I don't see the appreciation of the artistic side of religious art as being much different.
Also a large amount of religious art and custom's have roots that can be traced back even further to paganism or Judaism or before even all that ultimately (although I'm absolutely no expert).
For me things like the ROA or praying hands or Jesus portraits are things to be appreciated aesthetically and if people see more into it that's great for them.

I'm getting an overtly religious tattoo. People I know have been very funny about why I would do so as I'm definitely an atheist.
I don't need to believe in god to like the art (especially catholic and orthodox) and besides my atheism doesn't translate into anti-religious feelings. Therefore I don't feel uncomfortable with this at all.
Western society is full of Christian imagery and custom from hot cross buns to celebrating christmas and most of us engage with it on multiple level's taking on the aspect we identify with and ignoring the rest. I don't see the appreciation of the artistic side of religious art as being much different.
Also a large amount of religious art and custom's have roots that can be traced back even further to paganism or Judaism or before even all that ultimately (although I'm absolutely no expert).
For me things like the ROA or praying hands or Jesus portraits are things to be appreciated aesthetically and if people see more into it that's great for them.