Take a risk.
I like photography, singing, and adventuring.
I like photography, singing, and adventuring.
“beauty sleep” is such bullshit I sleep 12 hours a day and I still look...
Watercolor tattoos by Koray
Watercolor tattoos by Koray
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Email: consultas@nazareno-tubaro.com
I have spots open at Hell City in Columbus, Ohio! They moved it to April 19th-20th this year. #danhenk #deepsix #hellcity #tattooconvention
I’ll be real. One of my favorite tattoo artists is going to be in my new hometown in a few months. I made need to sell my kidney/car/firstborn to make this work, but you can be damn sure I’m going.
beautiful
I love tattoos that follow muscle contour.
Coverup/half sleeve I started today
Many of those tattoos began as paintings, Amanda Wachob.
Many of those tattoos began as paintings, Amanda Wachob.
A man who lost an arm in a freak accident has had his stump transformed by a tattoo artist into the head of a dolphin.
Heine Braeck, 33, hated his stump, caused by a childhood accident on a train track. The Norwegian realised the shape of his stump was identical to a dolphin’s head. So he asked Bulgarian artist Valio Ska to turn the stump into a 3D tattoo, with amazing results. Valio spent over three hours on the meticulous ink job.
Heine said: “When I was 13 I tried to take a shortcut across the top of a stationary train which started moving. “I lost my balance and grabbed hold of the wire that powers the train and got fried. “The first thing I saw after surgery was how much my arm was shaped like a dolphin’s head. “I finally decided to do something about it and got in touch with Valio and arranged to have the tattoo done. “My friends think it is awesome and I love it because I don’t have to look at a tired old stump anymore.”
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I’d seen the second photo around but hadn’t read the story.
A man who lost an arm in a freak accident has had his stump transformed by a tattoo artist into the head of a dolphin.
Heine Braeck, 33, hated his stump, caused by a childhood accident on a train track. The Norwegian realised the shape of his stump was identical to a dolphin’s head. So he asked Bulgarian artist Valio Ska to turn the stump into a 3D tattoo, with amazing results. Valio spent over three hours on the meticulous ink job.
Heine said: “When I was 13 I tried to take a shortcut across the top of a stationary train which started moving. “I lost my balance and grabbed hold of the wire that powers the train and got fried. “The first thing I saw after surgery was how much my arm was shaped like a dolphin’s head. “I finally decided to do something about it and got in touch with Valio and arranged to have the tattoo done. “My friends think it is awesome and I love it because I don’t have to look at a tired old stump anymore.”
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I’d seen the second photo around but hadn’t read the story.
Time Warp tattoo by Koray Karagözler
Oh, what time is it, you ask? About a quarter to galaxial-timesplosion.
Artist: DeviantArt
My new tattoo made by Snipes Tattoo, Brazil, Brasília.
It’s the golden ratio and the result is 1.618, the number of perfection or phi. The divine proportion that can be found at many renaissance master pieces, including Monalisa. Represents for me the perfection of art, music and literature.
World of tumblr, this is a variation of my next tattoo.
Odessa, Ukraine
Email: dmitriysamohin@gmail.com
