@Zukei 138169 wrote:

I was thinking this, also. I believe portraits and realism tattoos are best left to those who specialise in them since it is such a delicate art.

I’ve seen some really well done portraits, but I’ll never have one on me. I originally wanted to go with realism but they’re tattoos. As a body ages it changes and I think what I…[Read more]

@Zukei 138168 wrote:

How are you constantly getting work done?? The parlour must be your second home by now, haha.

He lives an hour away and If he has time on my days off, Monday and Tuesday, I fill in the voids in his schedule. I had two more hours last week, and I’m going in Tuesday at 3:00 PM. He wants my leg and arm done for the Baltimore…[Read more]

@Zukei 138171 wrote:

Damn man, those are awesome. There very few artists in Victoria I’d trust to do realism like that but I might have to look Mick Squire up and check out his work. The skull is done very nicely, too.

Thanks dude, yeah for sure. Mick has been killing it latley, aswell as the whole ‘Inkjecta’ crew..

Next up is a visit to Emily Rose.

@Zukei 136884 wrote:

I want to go to Ben Laukis for my next tattoo. I’m not sure whether to use a theme or not though as he does portraits. It’s pretty much down to Scorsese characters, gangster movie characters or simply great character portrayals in film.

laukis is one of my fav artists coming out of AUS right now. hope it works out for you!

@Zukei 136190 wrote:

My artist

You own a artist? That is pretty cool

@Zukei 135509 wrote:

Edit: Sam-I-Am, I swear your sig said 74 hours of ink and counting like 2 weeks ago! That’s insane.

I had a quickie one hour session with Lindsay Wilson on 8-6-13. She put the hippy dude on the VW’s running board. That was the 74th hour.

I took in smoked beef sticks. That session brought my ink investment up to $3,955.00.…[Read more]