Tattoos
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Snazzy
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I like that one. Driving to Berlin now for my next one.
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And done. Took us 8 hours but was worth it.
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Very nice mum max who did this?
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very well executed
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That is stunning.
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Thanks Finn and all. Yes, Annie did a great job again. We might work on my belly this year, continuing the chest motive.
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I often wish I had waited and not been so heavily into being tattooed at such a young age. I've been worked on by a lot of great artists but to see just how much the boundaries are being pushed now is amazing to me… I've been around it for the last. 20 years and it's flourishing do much as an art form and what is possible. Really great stuff MP
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Thank you, means a lot to me. I know exactly what you mean - I feel like everyday I discover another great artist, with probably a totally different style that wouldnt match mine and thus is not for me. On the other hand, after trying it out on my first tattoo, I'm now glad to have two really good friends and artists that I feel connected to as a person, so it makes it easy to go on. Even if I discover something else that I like, I won't regret the ones I got.
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Wish you much fun with the belly
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You bet. In fact the arm was pretty gnarly after 5 hours. And I thought that would be the easiest spot. But I also feel like the pain you notice depends on your daily form. but on the belly and ribs we will hopefulyy just do outlines and shades in one session.
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@Max:
You bet. In fact the arm was pretty gnarly after 5 hours. And I thought that would be the easiest spot. But I also feel like the pain you notice depends on your daily form. but on the belly and ribs we will hopefulyy just do outlines and shades in one session.
shit won't be funny…just saying
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Thanks guys
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5 hours is a long time no matter where you are getting tattooed. Bob Tyrrell tattooed me for 9 hours straight when doing my miles portrait and to this day I still feel that after 3-4 hours it becomes hard to meditate yourself through the pain… it becomes more of a test of perseverance
