Milano Primordial Pain !!!!
Un grazie immenso a Robbi per avermi invitato ...ho passato una settimana fantastica!!! E non vedo l'ora di tornare!!!
Grazie a Claudia,Marco,Tommy e Silvia!!!
Vi adoro!!
Announcement about changes for 2014
As most of my customers know already I draw all my designs myself, barely using computer tools. I believe that to put some soul in the design in the style that I work there is a need to draw with your hand, not through a computer. That is how it works for me and what feels good when I do it. My work stands for quality and quality has its price. With that I want to announce that I will be raising my hour rate from €100 to €120 for each new appointment that will be made for 2014. It's very time consuming to do all the designs, figuring out how it will fit, does it flow, and not mentioning puzzling out the possibilities to do a good cover up…what most people don’t realize. So also for each new made appointment for 2014 I will be charging a small amount of €50 for small designs.
Thank you all for your support.
Tattoo Bros.
Two Brothers that wanted to get an oriental tattoo, and not a small one.
Lex:
Dennis:
Lex:
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| Blossom = fresh |
Dennis:
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| Forearm some parts healed some parts fresh |
Andrea's Dancing Bears Show Her Dead-ication to Her Favorite Band
A couple months back, I met Andrea, on 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge, and she shared these bears which are one of the many graphic representations of the band, The Grateful Dead:
I recognized the design right off, so I asked Andrea why she chose a Dead tattoo. She responded, "because they were my favorite band ever since I was a little kid." She added, "my dad used to listen to them, so I kinda got into 'em that way."
When I asked how many times she had seen them, she told me, "I've only seen Bob Weir and Phil Lesh. I saw them two summers ago."
She initially credited this tattoo to Jim Palmer at Moon Gravel Arts in Milford, Pennsylvania, but later corrected me, via e-mail:
"i actually did that one it was the first tattoo i ever did as practice... jim did ...all of my other tattoos however ... he has great work ... u should still check him out, jim palmer is his name and moon gravel arts ... is his shop ... have a grateful day:)"
Thanks to Andrea for sharing her self-inked dead-icated tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
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Taylor's New Tattoo Bridges Time and Oceans
We're returning from a hiatus with a visit from an old friend, Taylor.
Taylor first shared her work with us here back in 2010. We saw more work from her last year when she shared this incredible back piece inspired by Banksy:
Recently, Taylor shared her latest tattoo with me and I'm passing it along to you:
As you may have guessed, these are actually a pair of tattoos of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, which connects the boroughs of Brooklyn and Staten Island. Taylor elaborates:
Taylor first shared her work with us here back in 2010. We saw more work from her last year when she shared this incredible back piece inspired by Banksy:
Recently, Taylor shared her latest tattoo with me and I'm passing it along to you:
As you may have guessed, these are actually a pair of tattoos of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, which connects the boroughs of Brooklyn and Staten Island. Taylor elaborates:
"My mom and I got matching tattoos. It was also her first. For some [people] the Verrazano Bridge is just a pretty bridge connecting Staten Island and Bay Ridge [Brpoklyn]. For me and my mom its where it all began. She moved to Shore Road [which runs along the Verrazano Narrows] from Germany when my parents got married.
Every childhood memory I had was by that bridge. Unfortunately my parents got divorced and I moved with my mom back to Germany.
I've been living in the neighborhood for almost 10 years again without my mom, but the Verrazano is somehow a piece of her."
Here's another, healed perspective:
I love how, not only do these tattoos, bridge the past with her mom, but they also bridge the ocean that currently separates them, bringing them closer together.
Taylor credits local tattoo artist Angel Bauta, from Puncture Tattoo here in South Brooklyn with this work.
Thanks again to Taylor for sharing her tattoos with us here on Tattoosday!
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