Saturday, December 27, 2008
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Hoot-chie Coochie Man
The above tattoo is on a lady called Michelle, and was brought to my attention by Bill Cohen, who runs the Tattoosday blog, and describes it thus: "The concept behind Tattoosday is the majority of ink being spotted randomly in the streets of New York." There's some really interesting stuff on there, I recommend you check it out. The direct link to the owl post is here.
Monday, December 22, 2008
Friday, December 19, 2008
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
The Hootchikers Guide To The Galaxy
...and yet another tattoist submission, one of the best yet by Joshua Bowers.
(links to artists websites and full portfolios can always be found on the right, by the way..)
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joshua bowers
Monday, December 15, 2008
Friday, December 12, 2008
These were bad enough to bring my posting back from the dead
So as I'm sure you can tell, I haven't been posting here a lot lately. I've been busy at work, and haven't really come across many new tattoos that are worth mentioning. However, I got an email a few days ago that seriously shook me up. Check out these terrible tattoos, all by the same artist working out of a "pro" shop.
Was the kanji there already, and the rest of the tattoo worked around it? Or was it all designed in one piece? Why is the kanji overlapping with the star? What is that weird black V at the top? It's all a total mystery, and it's all TERRIBLE.
This just makes me think of a pile of pubes, I'm sorry.
...... I don't even know what to say about this. It's not as terrible as the others but it just seems so... sad.
Was the kanji there already, and the rest of the tattoo worked around it? Or was it all designed in one piece? Why is the kanji overlapping with the star? What is that weird black V at the top? It's all a total mystery, and it's all TERRIBLE.
This just makes me think of a pile of pubes, I'm sorry.
...... I don't even know what to say about this. It's not as terrible as the others but it just seems so... sad.
Labels:
awful tattoos,
kanji
Monday, December 8, 2008
The Hoot Factory
Wow, after being featured on one of my favourite internet blogs, Neatorama, we had a slew of reader submissions! Woot!
The first comes from Nicole, who says "dewey the owl of the night, done by Bruce at Evolution tattoos in Orlando Florida. dewey is my protector! (well, besides my husband!)"
Olive sent this one in, by lynn at Lucky Devil Tattoo in Seattle.
Yvonne sent in the above pic, of her owl that "I got done for my birthday in October... he's small but cute, and named Chester. LOL." Aw!
Sahra from Melbourne, Aus, sent in the above.
And finally a tattooist submission, from Ran Maclurkin.
The first comes from Nicole, who says "dewey the owl of the night, done by Bruce at Evolution tattoos in Orlando Florida. dewey is my protector! (well, besides my husband!)"
Olive sent this one in, by lynn at Lucky Devil Tattoo in Seattle.
Yvonne sent in the above pic, of her owl that "I got done for my birthday in October... he's small but cute, and named Chester. LOL." Aw!
Sahra from Melbourne, Aus, sent in the above.
And finally a tattooist submission, from Ran Maclurkin.
Friday, December 5, 2008
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Friday, November 28, 2008
Too Hoot To Handle
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Friday, November 21, 2008
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Friday, November 14, 2008
Hooting Stars
A veritable raft of reader submissions today (well, 4, but its a record).
First is a fantastic full backpiece owl from Paulo Coruja, by Gu Tattoo, Tattoo You Studio, São Paulo, Brazil.
Next, Rae Fleming sent in this cute owl.
Paul sent us this owl-tline, can't wait to see finished article.
...aaaand then last but not least is this literary owl, submitted by Mattson Zust. It is "the owl who was god" illustration from "the thurber carnival".
First is a fantastic full backpiece owl from Paulo Coruja, by Gu Tattoo, Tattoo You Studio, São Paulo, Brazil.
Next, Rae Fleming sent in this cute owl.
Paul sent us this owl-tline, can't wait to see finished article.
...aaaand then last but not least is this literary owl, submitted by Mattson Zust. It is "the owl who was god" illustration from "the thurber carnival".
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