Here's some fake ones:
Very well done! Unfortunately the other one on your arm doesn't really look good next to it.
I disagree with your last statement. I think it's a good contrast. I like it when tattoos are separate and well-defined.Very well done! Unfortunately the other one on your arm doesn't really look good next to it.
No way! The Fear Factory logo rocks, looks great Rhett!
I disagree with your last statement. I think it's a good contrast. I like it when tattoos are separate and well-defined.
I want another one really bad.
Stared the bottom portion of my sleeve. This was after eight hours in the chair...
Go back in late April. Can't wait!
I disagree with your last statement. I think it's a good contrast. I like it when tattoos are separate and well-defined.
I want another one really bad.
Beautiful work. I love the contrast of the purple flowers and the samurai. Is there a story behind it?
Agreed. And I want another one really bad too...... I just can't think of anything I want yet
I have a bunch but this is one i just started
A little yes. The warrior is actually loosely based off the Samurai warrirors known as the "Red Devils". I am not related to them or anything of that nature, I just read up on them because I liked how uniform there outfits were and the fact the "general" would wear a helmet with long horns and a mask so it looked like a demon was taking the field of battle. Really dug that. Hence the red mask. I did not want to go full red because I wanted a few more colors in the mix.
The back of the arm is going to be one of the flags known as a "Sashimono" which is also solid red with a gold/yellow marker at the top of the flag.
Other then that, the rest were items I just liked and wanted to incorporate into the piece.
Very cool. I've read a little about that type of Samurai.
Most likely my next piece will be on my shoulder (a sleeve starting mid-bicep and covering my deltoid), and it will involve Asian stylings. Most likely blowing leaves, flower petals, and wind. You can guess the type of leaf......
I like to sit on my ideas for a little while (a few months or so), sketch it out, and then choose an artist to perfect the design.
This isn't finished, right?