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Perfect Chinese Tatto








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Sunday, April 10, 2011 0 comments

Tattoo on Head Design








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3D Tatto Design







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The Pictures of Beautiful's Tattoo




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Jungle girl tattoo design

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Sunday, October 31, 2010 , , , , 0 comments

AL RAMONE, DREAM JUNGLE TATTOO

“[This is] one of my favorites that I’ve been able to do. [Nick] actually originally wanted it on his shin, but I said, ‘Dude, that needs to be done big! As big as I can get it!’ So we decided to do it on his side. After we were already a good ways into it, I couldn’t find the actual picture I used to start it, so I had to freehand based on a little three-by-four. It took about 21 hours to get where it is now, but there’s still a little more I want to add to it. I’ve been tattooing for seven years and I’m self-taught—I’ve had good advice from a couple of people, but that’s about it. I thank God. It’s a talent, you know? I’d been an artist before tattooing, and I came from that kind of background. My mom did oil painting here and there, and I did sign painting. Tattooing is more of a challenge, though. You’ve got to be good; it’s something that you’re doing permanently.”
// AS TOLD TO BRYAN GERHART
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NICK SINCHAK, TATTOO COLLECTOR


“I’ve always been really into motorcycles. The track racers were the daredevils of their time. When cars were driving 15, 20 miles an hour, they were going 100. I’d had the picture in mind for about eight or nine years, and I’d seen it done before, but it had never been done right. The guys hadn’t gotten the detail of it. Al decided he wanted to do it, and he’s really into—and good with—photorealism. Everybody, from fellow tattoo artists and tattoo collectors to motorcycle people who know the picture, is amazed by the detail Al gets in. We work in conjunction, but I leave the final discussion up to Al on what he wants to do with it.”

http://thedistrictweekly.com/2009/print/features/for-the-win/

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