Tattoos
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@EdH just wearing whatever is the most comfortable thing around…
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Went in for another session last week and a buddy wanted to join me for some moral support. He is a photographer so the images are better then what I can usualy share.
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@scarfmace ouch.
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New addition to my food leg
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Is it a Pata Negra oister combo?
"It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt."
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Looks delicious...
... the ham, not your leg...
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@scarfmace just pata negra jamon haha but she did go a little hard with the textural details, I also had a Gilda added on the back of my leg, a bit hard to get a good photo, I have been slowly getting my favorite foods and ingredients from places ive been tattooed on one of my legs
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@Ikeaparty You gotta take me travelling with you. It looks like you know all the best places to eat.
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@Mizmazzle thanks homie!
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@seawolf you and @Ikeaparty need to get a room, and have a good meal in it!
I fancy sardines on toast for lunch now...
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Saw my guy (check out dirt_nap_ on insta) for 8 hours today, half of which was drawing and stencilling! To fill the gaps in my sleeve, we put in one more main design on the elbow (the brain with the railway spike, for the idea of “you suffer more in imagination”), then did something we christened a “blast under”, basically adding a load of smaller elements borrowing from the themes we’ve already used and letting those poke out from behind the main pieces, and done in a lighter line weight and just shaded using blackwash. He filled one small gap on the front of the bicep with a round skull in his usual style as a sort of signature. Then he took some nice pics for me to share of the completed (?) sleeve.
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Does anyone else's tattoos get raised, bumpy, itchy, painful, and/or any of the above, in certain spots due to seasonal allergies ?
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@ZackB happens to me periodically. Usually an anti-histamine helps. This year has been pretty bad.
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@Johnnyutah247 Whoa. That's wild. And, no, I don't experience that.
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It’s been a minute, but we are so back. Quite literally. Finally after 5 sessions, spread out over a little over a year, 15 hours of tattooing, it’s finished. Bonus shot with Steve Zimovan. He absolutely crushed this tattoo.
