Post Pictures of your Tattoos - Page 22

Pinup girl on back of my bicep..

Wow. So sorry to hear about that.

Thanks, I like your new pinup. I'm a big fan of both Sailor Jerry and pinups in general.

Yeah, sucked balls. He was only two years older than me, had a beautiful wife and a kid who idolized him, had his shit together, basically said fuck the legal profession and moved to Thailand to help his buddy with a diving business. One of those deaths where you're like "wow, there are so many people that should have happened to instead."

Who's your artist, R?

And when're you getting your Man City Champions League winner tattoo?

Mozart fan/enthusiast checking in...Got this done a few years ago by artist Joshua Carlton at his old shop in Shelbyville, IN. He has since relocated to Oregon so I hope I don't need any touch-ups in the near future!

 

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Edited by mbalser - 3/14/12 at 11:30am

Set up an appt with Grez at Kings Avenue Tattoo....in September

I can absolutely recommend Horizaru Tattoo in Tokyo, I paid him a visit when I was there about 18 months ago. Very nice guy (doesn't speak much english, but enough to work out what you want to get!) and an amazing artist.

Check out his stuff here: http://www.horizaru.com/en/tattoo/

My tattoo is the blue peony on the third line of photos on that first page

LOL at that guy.

My artists is a local guy, Peter Cavorsi. His facbook page has lots of his work, Body Art Studios.

Finally got around to covering up a black and grey piece I just never really liked. Good job considering the piece he was covering. Excuse the irritated skin from where I took the bandage off:

WOWW... Props to you sir!

^ I only saw this last post and thought that someone had somehow tattooed "Christine" on a chicken bone.

Looks good G, reminds me a bit of my grandfather's ink (WW2 USNavy Anchor and Eagle) however yours is much more detailed...did you serve?

Thanks man, that's a real compliment! Didn't serve, but if I had, there would have been a USN in block letters off to the side of the eagle's head.

It is cool man. I look at those guys with such admiration, even more than I have for the soldiers today (and I have lots for them too). I feel that generation, the Greatest Generation, had to suffer in silence. They served in a time where the horrors of war were just as aweful as they are now, but had to return with a stoic silence that I know ate away at my maternal grandfather's heart. My paternal grandfather, the one who had ink like yours, had ice running through his veins...was a uscle man/gangster in Williamsburg before the war, left that life to serve his country....incredible