No, not the band–just a really sick tiger tattoo from Dan Sinnes. Who, it seems, is constantly on the road. Check his blog (linked below the tattoo) to keep up with his whereabouts… and new tattoos, of course.
Tattoo by Dan Sinnes (on the road)
Gold Medal Winner
Like a lot of people, I find myself lurking El Monga Sasturain’s work pretty hard. Considering how much he travels, it seems worthwhile to mention that he’s posted another plethora of upcoming guest spots on his Facebook:
Tattoo by El Monga Sasturain at Aloha Tattoos in Barcelona, Spain
Continuous line drawing is not an artistic style you see reflected in tattoos very often, but I think it was quite well-applied in this instance.
Tattoo by Gerald Feliciano in New York City, NY
I feel like we haven’t posted much from Hungarian tattooers… which is about to change, clearly.
Tattoo by Gábor Jelencsik at Dark Art Tattoo in Budapest, Hungary
I don’t – as long as he looks this good.
Tattoo by Steven Burlton at Ritual Electric in Bruxelles, Belgium
The other day I asked what happened to the new skool?
Since then, we’ve received a ton of new skool submissions, and it’s obvious we need to post more work of this style. If you’re interested in seeing your work on Tattoo Snob, send them to TattooSnob@gmail.com.
Tattoo by Rick James at Mata Mata Studios in Hamilton, Ontario
While I’d love to see what this tattoo looks like when it isn’t so fresh, I can make due for the time being. That’s the only downer of getting photos of a brand new black and gray piece from anyone; all the damn red!
Tattoo by Dustin Hysell at High Street Tattoo in Columbus, OH.
When Jeremy Miller first sent this tattoo in, I immediately thought of the flaming dog poop clip from Billy Madison.
For the record, I don’t know if there’s actually poop in this bag but I think it’s a safe assumption.
The next time you’re eating some Texas Toast, you’ll be thinking of this tattoo.
Tattoo by Joby Cummings Freak Chic Tattoo in Los Angeles, CA
Someone told me recently there was “no reason” to post work from Thomas Hooper because, and I quote: “everyone’s already seen it.”
I think I speak for anyone who doesn’t get their dick outta joint due to jealousy when I say there are many reasons to post Hooper’s new work, and that I’m going to keep doing so until the cows come home. (Or the internet explode, whichever comes first.)
Tattoos by Thomas Hooper at Saved Tattoo in Brooklyn, NY