Tattoos

[Bfd70]

@octavia did you just grow tired of how your arm was, or is there more to it?

[Oaktavia]

Both I suppose. I've always loved the look of a full black sleeve and the door remains open for layering on top a third time with white line work. At this point though I'm fried.

[EdH]

Looks like I missed all the fun last month. Fucking hell @Oaktavia that looked brutal…

Amazingly solid though.

[EdH]

@Oaktavia:

I really hope that topless guy wasn't your artist… That'd be... well it would be something...

[Oaktavia]

Yeah buddy!

[Brock]

Got this family portrait last night.

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[1981FXe]

@Brock

I dig that style, came out nice! Who’s the artist?

[Bfd70]

Couple new ones

[Brock]

@1981FXe:

@Brock

I dig that style, came out nice! Who’s the artist?

Thank you!
Jessi Preston. She is in St. John’s Oregon. She used to own a shop in Montreal as well.

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[EdH]

Stayed up late last night to work on my brief for Dirt Nap (@dirt_nap_ on Instagram). I always send the poor guy lots to work with. Seeing him next Weds to start on the right arm. Pumped.

[Graeme]

@Brock:

Got this family portrait last night.

You missed an opportunity for you to be in a t-shirt in the portrait, then your tattoo could have repeated your tattoo.

(Apparently this is known as the Droste effect after a brand of Dutch cocoa that showed a Nun with a pack of the cocoa that also displayed her image.)

That said, I do like the tattoo a lot.

[mclaincausey]

Recursion is probably difficult to capture with traditional-style tats. It's pretty sweet regardless!

[Brock]

[mention]Graeme [/mention]

You’re right! That would have been pretty cool!
Cheers

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[Brock]

@Bfd70:

Couple new ones

Love the sunset! Or rise!

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[EdH]

Here we go…

[nonikes]

Nice one @EdH.  The inner forearm was one of the toughest, most painful spots for me, especially when it comes to the more ambitious work.

[EdH]

First one just having the lines touched up.

[EdH]

And here we go again…

[EdH]

@74turbo:

Nice one @EdH.  The inner forearm was one of the toughest, most painful spots for me, especially when it comes to the more ambitious work.

For sure. Now that we’re onto the back of the arm it’s a breeze.

[EdH]

And here’s the two that went in today. Should finish the sleeve in the middle of the summer.