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Only the first pass

Julene — Fri, 23 Sep 2011 19:15:12 +0000

From Mike Devries’ blog:

First pass: Back to back days collab with Josh Duffy and I… Dude sat like a champ! 8 hours then 6 hours the following day! The morning of we took a few hours of figuring out what we were gonna do exactly, making stencils and did some freehand work and then started goin’ at it, we switched sides about every hour so everything on his back was tattooed by both of us. There was a small tribal piece in the center of his upper back that we covered…We are still going to get back into this one more time for a final run thru, there’s still a lot of loose ends. We’ll post healed pics when we get em too.

Collab tattoo by Mike Devries and Josh Duffy at MD Tattoo Studio in Northridge, CA

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All or Nothing collaboration special

Kevin — Mon, 31 May 2010 21:00:31 +0000

This coming weekend is the Atlanta Tattoo Arts Festival, and the artists at All or Nothing Tattoo are looking to do some collaboration work. Details are vague, but apparently they’re looking to give someone a deal. If you’re interested, contact the shop.

Tattoo by: Short at All or Nothing Tattoo in Atlanta, GA

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An all star collaboration

Kevin — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 22:00:58 +0000

Nate Siggard dropped us a line about his unbelievable foot tattoo collaboration featuring Guy Aitchison, Carson Hill, Ty Mc Ewen, and Dan Plumley.

Nate explains how this collaboration came about, and details the experience here. Nate also includes a couple casual snap shots of each artist taking “his turn.”

Tattoo by: Guy Aitchison, Carson Hill, Ty Mc Ewen, and Dan Plumley

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Tedder & Bond

Kevin — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 00:00:31 +0000

The All or Nothing Tattoo website was recently updated, including this collaboration piece that Dave Tedder and Brandon Bond have recently worked on. They note the piece isn’t completed, it’s actually going to be a full sleeve.

Also worth mentioning is that Dave and Brandon want to do more black and grey tattoos. If you’re interested, drop them an e-mail for additional information.

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