Sometimes I have a hard time imagining a way to link three similar but not-quite-the-same items together for a tattoo. Good thing I’m not a tattooer, obviously. Jessica Mach did a lovely job making these three birds, a bit of “string” and a little flora into a cohesive & visually pleasing piece.
Tattoo by: Jessica Mach at AKA in Berlin, Germany.
I’m curious how many of our readers have larger facial tattoos. I’m only asking because I want to know what it’s like to have people constantly, blatantly staring at your face. Looks like this guy knows all about it…
Tattoo by Dan Sinnes in Luxembourg.
Sometimes it doesn’t need to be a huge tattoo for it to capture my attention. I’m really liking the shading and illustration-like feel of the two birds below.
You know we welcome photo submissions of tattoos both big & small, right? Just checking.
Tattoo by: Karl Marc at Mystery Tattoo Club in Paris, France.
I think the title of this post is more than sufficient when it comes for my input, don’t you?
Tattoo by: Todd Noble at Black Cobra Tattoo in Salisbury, MD.
You guys were pretty into our Owl Day posts recently, so I figured I’d keep on with the theme and bring you a day involving nothing but the cock. Kevin seems permanently embarrassed by these types of posts, so don’t be surprised if he doesn’t offer his two cents today. It’s okay, we all know I’ve got it under control.
Tattoo by: William Arney at Roaring Ink in Tallahassee, FL.
Everyone knows that females lie when they talk about size not being an issue, but in this case I’m not fibbing when I say I can’t even believe how small this thing is.
Photo by: Jim Sylvia at Union Electric Tattoo in Los Angeles, CA.
It’s been a while since I saw a tattoo photo that made me stop, stare and think to myself “well that’s different than everything I’ve been looking at lately.” Looks like this is an ode to bikes, birds and business free of government restriction. (That’s just a guess, but a good one in my humble opinion.)
Tattoo by: Aron Dubois at Sol Tribe in Denver, CO