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Wednesday 2 October 2013

Pretty Hand Tattoos Love Anime Images Drawings Love Couple Landscape Love Heart Girl God Flower

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I would go so far as to say that there is no one working today as capable at making tattoo ink appear like the subtle movement of watercolor pigment as Ondrash is. It’s quite remarkable, really. Whether the skin will allow these subtle nuances to hold up in the long term is of course still to be proven, but that is worry is true of a great many modern color artists, and only time will tell whether modern tattoo techniques and inks will allow for new expression in the art form that was not previously possible.Finally, I want to emphasize how hard this is to achieve. The tattoo on the left is an original by Ondrash. The tattoo on the right is a rather callously and uncreatively stolen copy, and while the artist is obviously not incapable at his craft, it falls leagues short. If the wearer has any sort of eye, I am sure that every time they are congratulated on their tattoo by friends, that they not only feel a sting of shame, but also disappointment at how inferior their copy turned out.Shannon Larratt is the founder of BME (1994) and its former editor and publisher. After a four year hiatus between 2008 and 2012, Shannon is back adding his commentary to ModBlog. It should be noted that any comments in these entries are the opinion of Shannon Larratt and may or may not be shared by BMEzine.com LLC or the other staff or members of BME. Entry text Copyright © Shannon Larratt. Reproduced under license by BMEzine.com LLC. Pictures may be copyright to their respective owners.such awesome tattoos ! but yeah copies will keep being made as long as artist keep posting pictures on the internet , or people posting their own tattoos on internet.
I’m not saying that all pics should be banned for internet , NO , but just stating that unfortunatly this wil keep going. and there’s nothing we can do about it.
I must say that i’m not going to put anymore tattoos of myself in the future.
The ones that are now on the net, are pics i can’t do anything more about it.
But future tattoos will be only visible for me and friends in personLast weekend was a fantastic one for all of us at Kings Avenue Tattoo. This was one of the best times we have had since opening the new Kings Avenue on The Bowery in N.Y.C. Being able to bring a New York Legend back to the city where he made it all happen. The city where Thom introduced folk art into tattooing. So many great artists have followed in this man's tradition and so many came out to show him the gratitude and appreciation he has so deserved. So many names it is impossible to mention you all but we could not have done it with out you all. You have made this event a truly special one. If we can thank one person, we need to mention Chris Grosso. Thank you so much for all of your hard work and for making this happen for Thom and us. You helped to create a very special event for a one of a kind artist and man.It was also the perfect weekend to welcome our good friend Chris Odonnell to the Kings Avenue team. He will be taking appointments for the Manhattan shop. For info on how to set up, please email Chris directly at chrisodonnelltattoo@gmail.com We are so happy to have him with us and cant wait to see the beautiful work he creates.Thank you to Thom deVita and all of our friends, family, clients, artists, and art lovers for coming out. You made a very special weekend for us all at Kings Avenue Tattoo, and we look forward to bringing you many more events like this in the near future. Keep following us to be kept up to date on all the new and exciting goings on at Kings Avenue TattooThom DeVita began tattooing in the late 60s in New York's Lower East Side, when the practice was illegal. He quickly began to forge his own styles, drawing influence from Puebla Indian designs to Lord and Taylor shopping bags. In this episode, we hear from Ed Hardy, photographer Clayton Patterson, Nick Bubash, Scott Harrison, John Wyatt, Angelo Scotto, Bubba Reeves, Robert Ryan, and more, as we unfold Thom DeVita's epic story.