Showing posts with label Skulls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Skulls. Show all posts

Friday, December 31, 2010

Brandon Bond's tattoos are the... Bomb




Brandon's tattoos show amazing detail and imagery. He's been featured in
tattoo magazines for obvious reasons. Brandon's also an avid pitbull lover.
Much props B!!!!!!
More tattoos from All or Nothing Tattoo in GA here.
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Thursday, December 30, 2010

Oh sh**!!! check out this ink from Big J in Vancouver


In this photo: Kerry Leonard

In this photo: Ira Gibbons

rob skull detail, In this photo: Robert Hunter
Damn I need get on a plane up to Vancouver, Big J never ceases to amaze me!!!
See more of his work here..
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Monday, December 27, 2010

Deep and colorful tattoos from Derek Noble in Seattle, Washington








Check out Derek and his work at Lucky Devil Tattoo in Seattle. WA
www.luckydeviltattooparlor.com

Thursday, December 23, 2010

Tattoos from Plura Bella Studio in Cincinnati, OH


Nice contrast of Hanah mask and skulls

Notice the swirl of the clouds

Great looking black and grey portrait tattoos

Mike Dorsey and I collaborated on this, he did the Rokurokubi figure, I did the rest

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Friday, December 17, 2010

They Call Him Mr. Spades

I met Matt in Penn Station last month and he was happy to share a couple of his eight tattoos. The coolest one was this heart on his left arm:


A closer look shows just how intricate this design is:


Matt explained that the idea behind this tattoo is simply that there are two sides to everything. He collaborated on the design with the tattoo artist Sean Malone, who works out of Rose City Tattoos in Rahway, New Jersey.

Readers may notice that, in the top photo, there is a distinct outline of another tattoo on Matt's arm in the shape of a playing card spade. What started out as a random tattoo of another spade ended up giving Matt the nickname "Mr. Spades" and it stuck. Here's a shot of the coolest Spades tattoo, straddling both of Matt's inner forearms:


Thanks to Matt for sharing these great tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!