i'm very interested into Bodyart ...so let's see what YOU have 
here's one of mine
here's one of mine
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Fancied bumping an old thread and showing off some of my other collection. I need to dig out some pics but here is one of my book featured tattoos to get things started. Credit goes to artist, Woody, of Woody's Tattoo Studio in High Wycombe (UK).
Wish I could make my pics all glossy like the pic in the book but the camera is basically crap
And here's one of my full back (pic taken from his site). A few hours invested in this one and this pic is from about half-way through! Other sleeve is now complete
MayFlower - see spoiler for some answers to your questions:
Must be lot's more ninja pics to go in this thread. Let's see them!
Wish I could make my pics all glossy like the pic in the book but the camera is basically crap
And here's one of my full back (pic taken from his site). A few hours invested in this one and this pic is from about half-way through! Other sleeve is now complete
MayFlower - see spoiler for some answers to your questions:
a response on laser removal if you see this and haven't sorted out the tattoo already:
1. It can vary and generally will take many sessions depending on the size and colouring to be removed. I get mates rates, but £40 - £60 per session over here isn't unheard of and sessions may be around 15 minutes or more
2. It is possible, but the more likely result will be that you can dull it down enough to 'live with it' or go over it with something you really want so that it doesn't show through. I had a 1/2 sleeve tribal which I didn't feel had been done to a high enough standard and it always bothered me. So I hooked up with a world class artist and turned it into something I love
3. Yes!
1. It can vary and generally will take many sessions depending on the size and colouring to be removed. I get mates rates, but £40 - £60 per session over here isn't unheard of and sessions may be around 15 minutes or more
2. It is possible, but the more likely result will be that you can dull it down enough to 'live with it' or go over it with something you really want so that it doesn't show through. I had a 1/2 sleeve tribal which I didn't feel had been done to a high enough standard and it always bothered me. So I hooked up with a world class artist and turned it into something I love
3. Yes!
Must be lot's more ninja pics to go in this thread. Let's see them!
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Fancied bumping an old thread and showing off some of my other collection. I need to dig out some pics but here is one of my book featured tattoos to get things started. Credit goes to artist, Woody, of Woody's Tattoo Studio in High Wycombe (UK).
Wish I could make my pics all glossy like the pic in the book but the camera is basically crap
And here's one of my full back (pic taken from his site). A few hours invested in this one and this pic is from about half-way through! Other sleeve is now complete
Dude, I am going to have to get your autograph now that your in print. I would not have thrown out the label you shipped if I had known
Dude, I am going to have to get your autograph now that your in print. I would not have thrown out the label you shipped if I had known
I hear my signed labels are going for a small fortune these days
Nice ink everyone
My first tattoo, and probably my last. 4 1/2 hours of pain!
Loving the art guys, I keep going back regardless of the pain lol, very addictive 
doesn't help that my next door neighbour and friend works in a tattooist lol
doesn't help that my next door neighbour and friend works in a tattooist lol
I'm in middle of a little project right now.
I took this tattoo in 2000, 13 years ago. At the time I had big plans for it, but my friend and tattooist who took it moved to Mexico to work there. I eventually moved too, so I never got around to finnish it. As you can see the lines and everything has been pretty blurred in those 13 years:
Earlier this summer I deceided to finally finnish it. I've had two sessions now and one more and I'm done (for now):
Session 1:
Session 2:
Session 3 is scheduled for october 18th. Will post a pic when I'm done.
For those wondering: The wizard's name is Knolan from the fantasy comic book series Battle Chasers by Joe Madureira.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_Chasers
I took this tattoo in 2000, 13 years ago. At the time I had big plans for it, but my friend and tattooist who took it moved to Mexico to work there. I eventually moved too, so I never got around to finnish it. As you can see the lines and everything has been pretty blurred in those 13 years:
Earlier this summer I deceided to finally finnish it. I've had two sessions now and one more and I'm done (for now):
Session 1:
Session 2:
Session 3 is scheduled for october 18th. Will post a pic when I'm done.
For those wondering: The wizard's name is Knolan from the fantasy comic book series Battle Chasers by Joe Madureira.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_Chasers
I'm in middle of a little project right now.
I took this tattoo in 2000, 13 years ago. At the time I had big plans for it, but my friend and tattooist who took it moved to Mexico to work there. I eventually moved too, so I never got around to finnish it. As you can see the lines and everything has been pretty blurred in those 13 years:
Earlier this summer I deceided to finally finnish it. I've had two sessions now and one more and I'm done (for now):
Session 1:
Session 2:
Session 3 is scheduled for october 18th. Will post a pic when I'm done.
For those wondering: The wizard's name is Knolan from the fantasy comic book series Battle Chasers by Joe Madureira.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_Chasers
Joe Mad + back piece = EPIC! Good job, man!
I'm in middle of a little project right now.
I took this tattoo in 2000, 13 years ago. At the time I had big plans for it, but my friend and tattooist who took it moved to Mexico to work there. I eventually moved too, so I never got around to finnish it. As you can see the lines and everything has been pretty blurred in those 13 years:
Earlier this summer I deceided to finally finnish it. I've had two sessions now and one more and I'm done (for now):
Session 1:
Session 2:
Session 3 is scheduled for october 18th. Will post a pic when I'm done.
For those wondering: The wizard's name is Knolan from the fantasy comic book series Battle Chasers by Joe Madureira.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_Chasers
Just realized how bad that tattoo looked with out color, but now with color
Just realized how bad that tattoo looked with out color, but now with color
Hehe, I know. In two weeks from today I'm going to finnish it. There's a lot more details to be tattoed and the magic wand are missing it's color etc.
Really looking forward to it.
C'mon Rick. I'm sure you've got a pair of nuts to have this tattoed on:
I don't recommend getting this (or anything else for that matter) tattooed on your nuts! :eek:
I'm in middle of a little project right now.
I took this tattoo in 2000, 13 years ago. At the time I had big plans for it, but my friend and tattooist who took it moved to Mexico to work there. I eventually moved too, so I never got around to finnish it. As you can see the lines and everything has been pretty blurred in those 13 years:
Earlier this summer I deceided to finally finnish it. I've had two sessions now and one more and I'm done (for now):
Session 1:
Session 2:
Session 3 is scheduled for october 18th. Will post a pic when I'm done.
For those wondering: The wizard's name is Knolan from the fantasy comic book series Battle Chasers by Joe Madureira.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_Chasers
So I finally got around to finnish it.
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