I don’t know who Deanna is, but it’s cool to see someone take a different approach on a tattoo of this nature.
Tattoo by: Cecil Porter in Murrieta, CA.
Posts Tagged ‘California’
Jun Cha’s latest tango in Paris
Jun Cha just wrapped up a trip in Paris, and updated his blog with pictures from the trip. With the number of pictures that were posted, you can get a good idea of what Jun’s trip looked like.
Tattoo by Jun Cha at Lowrider Tattoo Studio in Costa Mesa, CA
Video: Get to know Grant Cobb
We’ve posted a handful of tattoos by Grant Cobb, but you probably don’t really know him.
Well, here’s your chance to get to know him a little better.
Texas Toast
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
A smug-looking owl
While I think owls look smug by default, something about this guy looks extra snooty to me.
Tattoo by Joby Cummings in Los Angeles, CA
My Jim Sylvia experience
I don’t think it’s breaking news that I’ve wanted to get tattooed by Jim Sylvia for a long time, and I’m excited to say that it finally happened.
Instead of going on and on about what a great experience it was, let me just say this: We need more tattoo shops like Unbreakable Tattoo, and we need more tattoo artists like Jim Sylvia.
Thanks to Jim and everyone at Unbreakable! Until next time!
Tattoo by Jim Sylvia at Unbreakable Tattoo in Studio City, CA
Pin-up Day: Awwww Ricky!
While I know most people wouldn’t think of Lucille Ball as the quintessential pin-up girl, she certainly had all the trappings: the hairstyle, red lipstick, the figure-flattering but appropriate outfit, hose, heels…
Like I said, the girl had it all.
Tattoo by Mike Devries at MD Tattoo Studio in Northridge, CA
The wich’n hour
I love that there’s no need for me to write a pun to go along with this post – Turk took care of that for me! (Sadly, he did not bring me a real sammich.)
Tattoo by Adam Turk at Left Hand Black Tattoo in San Diego, CA
You got some ‘splainin’ to do!
According to the Tattoo Snob Facebook page, the average age of our readers is 25 to 34 years old, which means a majority of you should be able to identify this portrait.
If you don’t know, click here.
Tattoo by Carlos Torres at So Cal Tattoo in Los Angeles, CA
Multi-label classification
Do I classify this as a chest piece, or am I allowed to call it a torso piece? Hmmm.
Tattoo by Thad Ritchey at California Electric Tattoo Parlour in Soquel, CA