Tattoos
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fresh pics from 5 years ago (done by Jason Stevia Sinful Inflictions )
the Hanya is a cover up
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Beautiful work. Must've hurt like a bitch in your inner arm. That was my least favorite spot to be tattooed, thus far.
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Thanks yes the inner bicep was a bitch lol so far my least favorite spot
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@tmg:
I've been thinking about a half sleeve tattoo for quite a few years now, and I think that this is the year to finally nail down my design - it's still evolving, but 2 of the details that I'm sure about are that it will be Japanese, and contain a phoenix.
The undecided bits are
- full colour, splashes of colour or just black and grey
- should I incorporate my only other tattoo, Scottish Clan badge (family crest) on my right shoulder, (which is approximately 20yrs old and looking in need of a refresh), or not?
- artist, although I've got a couple of recommendations from friends of good London based artists I've not yet been to talk to any
Dude if your based in London:
- Horikitsune (Horiyoshi III apprentice)
- ian Flower
- Stewart Robson; or
- wait until the London comvention this year (thats what i did previously, as the following are normally there)….. horitaka, horitomo, shige, horiken, jill Bonny, horitoshi.... The list goes on.
Im also bassd in London and i collect books on japanese tattooing. Youre more than welcome to have a look at them. The one thing i will say is that pheonix tattoos are typically both large and intiecate and your existing tattoo may interfere with the design.
Also, i would go black and grey personally, but thats just me!
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@tmg:
I've been thinking about a half sleeve tattoo for quite a few years now, and I think that this is the year to finally nail down my design - it's still evolving, but 2 of the details that I'm sure about are that it will be Japanese, and contain a phoenix.
The undecided bits are
- full colour, splashes of colour or just black and grey
- should I incorporate my only other tattoo, Scottish Clan badge (family crest) on my right shoulder, (which is approximately 20yrs old and looking in need of a refresh), or not?
- artist, although I've got a couple of recommendations from friends of good London based artists I've not yet been to talk to any
Dude if your based in London:
- Horikitsune (Horiyoshi III apprentice)
- ian Flower
- Stewart Robson; or
- wait until the London comvention this year (thats what i did previously, as the following are normally there)….. horitaka, horitomo, shige, horiken, jill Bonny, horitoshi.... The list goes on.
Im also bassd in London and i collect books on japanese tattooing. Youre more than welcome to have a look at them. The one thing i will say is that pheonix tattoos are typically both large and intiecate and your existing tattoo may interfere with the design.
Also, i would go black and grey personally, but thats just me!
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THIS man that London Convention is killer …I got this down at Toronto NIX 2009
BOB TYRELL
Paul Booth
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My tattoo photographed by the artist straight after he completed my piece
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Hey Theo. I met Bob Tyrell at an Iron Maiden concert in Toronto one year. Totally by accident. I walked by him and told my buddy that he looked familiar but couldnt figure out who he was. By the time we walked back i remembered and went and said hi. Super nice guy and very talented
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@Black Orchid nice good spot .. @pillowPANTS yup sounds like Bob he is right into metal plays guitar and parties like nobodies business lol
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@Black:
My tattoo photographed by the artist straight after he completed my piece
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Beautiful colors @Black Orchid
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@eyeq8402 wow, that´s a statement
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Agreed.. Amazing work @eyeq8402 In fact there are some really gorgeous pieces of body art shown on this thread…
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Great tattoos on this page! I am happy to announce my backpiece is beginning to happen in april.
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Meant to put this up with my earlier post about the 1/2 sleeve that I'm planning, however this is my current, (and sole), tattoo, which was done when in '92, by a chap called Harry Potter
Whether I can incorporate it into my sleeve or not, it's definitely going to get a bit of a refresh, as it's looking a bit faded and not as sharp as it used to be.
