My finished sleeve, work done by the amazing Rob Admiraal ….. appointments are made for the left arm …. can’t wait!
the world as I encounter it ....
the world as I encounter it ....
My finished sleeve, work done by the amazing Rob Admiraal ….. appointments are made for the left arm …. can’t wait!
my arm …. one more session to go - done by the amazing Rob Admiraal
Yup, this is my arm …. a bit further than last time … and only 6 or 8 hours to go … work done bij Rob Admiraal
Carp
The subject here is Horiyoshi III himself, as tattooed by his master Horiyoshi II. The scene is a fantasy of ocean waves and wind, eddies and whirlpools, all celebrating the persistence and fortitude of the heroic carp.
The Japanese Tattoo - Sandi Fellman
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beautiful backpiece …. If I am not mistaken by Rob Admiraal …. look at that shading!!!
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yup …. that’s my arm … work in progress by Rob Admiraal
WOW
… okaaay, so this is going to be the big inspiration for my back piece …. insane !
“Secret Hangout” illustration by one of my favorite illustrators, Noah Butkus.
Tattoo by Kyle Cook at Atomic Tattoo in Milwaukee, WI.
… needless to say ….. this is one of the coolest tattoos EVER!!!
Tattoos are not an addiction; they are a collection. A tattoo collector is just like a conventional art collector who buys a painting, hangs it on the wall, and then moves on to acquire the next, unique piece.
Tattoo collecting is a spiritual pursuit, while addiction is a physiological need. Addicts repeatedly take the same drug over and over without limit. A tattoo collection has variety, and it has an end. Once you collect the whole set, you’re done.
As you complete your tattoo collection, you yourself become art.
— Horiyoshi III
Mike Cole
…. I am not really really into the whole bio-mech style of tattooing … but this sleeve rocks ….
