WOW, that's amazing! Did the artist inked the tree with any stencil? Or it was free hand?
Like it or not, he speaks the truth. You should see the tattoo my friends Grandpa got on his arm years ago.These will look disgusting when y'all are middle-aged.....
Like it or not, he speaks the truth. You should see the tattoo my friends Grandpa got on his arm years ago.
Like it or not, he speaks the truth. You should see the tattoo my friends Grandpa got on his arm years ago.
So. Not much looks good with 80 year old skin. But, what is great is the story behind the art. Perhaps you should ask your grandpa about his tattoo.
Like it or not, he speaks the truth. You should see the tattoo my friends Grandpa got on his arm years ago.
So. Not much looks good with 80 year old skin. But, what is great is the story behind the art. Perhaps you should ask your grandpa about his tattoo.
It is indeed a shame that there have been absolutely zero improvements to tattooing techniques in the last fifty years that could potentially address some of the issues of fading and blurring. Good tattoo artists are definitely not interested whatsoever in developing new tattooing methods to preserve the look of their artwork for as long as possible.
My friend's Grandpa.
So? Ask him then.