Tattoos
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@twin thanks so much man I love the hummingbirds too. I put out a few feeders in the spring and summer in our backyard. I see them every day and can hear them buzzing and chirping all around. I watch them fly up into the trees in the forest around our house. It's amazing how far I can see them fly. Sometimes they get very close and the buzzing is quite loud.
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You are a fucking badass @Oaktavia
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Here’s a couple new ones for me…
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@Mister_Brue yes it brings me joy to see it working as one cohesive piece now and yep same on the other side around the hummingbirds to wrap it all up.
@Brock thanks homie guessing 16-17 or so hours with 2ish more to go. I dig your work as well those are cool. My FIL calls me Steve-O as my first name is Steven and my last name starts with an O. I dig the grapes too I like fruit tattoos i want to get more and some veggies somewhere.
@GraemeE thanks man I'm so happy with it
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@seawolf yeesh tell me about it man. I have a tattoo hangover today. After my next and final session on my head I'm going to take a break.
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@Oaktavia It takes a lot out of you! My last one was about 4 hours of heavy American traditional work, and it was brutal. I can't imagine getting back-to-back tattoos like you're doing. The results are clearly working for you though. Is the snake something relatively recent, or was that there before you started working on your head?
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@seawolf 3-4 hours is more than enough for one session for me. I usually do 2-2.5 on my head. The snake was originally started 10 years ago and was subsequently fixed and finished last month.
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@Oaktavia WOw!! That fill work really adds so much cohesiveness to the whole dome piece. Really love how it ties it all together.
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@Mizmazzle thanks man!
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Picked up a Sakyant tattoo while in Thailand.
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