Phil Simms was a amazing tattooer. This is my version of a flash piece in his book (available through State of Grace). I'm not even sure his version was the first. Going back and finding old flash and doing your take on it goes back a long way. I just think if you're doing it now you should give credit where credit is due.
Monday, October 3, 2011
Single Needle Tattoos
Single Needle is my favorite way to tattoo. It can look gangster or it can look punk rock. If you fuck up it's obvious you did. It looks good over time. You can do anything with this particular technique. I don't know if I lump into any particular group but I definitely tattoo like this more often than not.
Monsters I done drawn up and tattooed
"Finks"
more or less artwork inspired by Ed Roth. Personally my biggest influences are Eddie Deutsch, and Greg Irons. This is all I want to tattoo everything else is just killing time between monsters.
snake eating skulls
This here painting is a snake eating skulls. I'm just starting a blog here and beginning to understand the reason people use these, on facebook this picture looks like shit. You go to hell and you die facebook.
oldies but goodies
These are a couple years old now, I dunno 2007 or something.. I still kinda like them even though I think there's a lot of things I would do differently now.. Thats everything I suppose
1st blog post ever
So this is a painting I did for my friend Brian when I heard his dog died. Theres a little bulldog hidden in there. This painting is from 2010 I'm gonna start this blog by uploading a few older paintings and tattoos until I catch up to present.
Labels:
black and gray,
chicano art,
day of the dead,
fine line,
low rider art,
mexican folk art,
pin up,
sean o'neill,
single needle,
skulls,
sophia loren,
sugar skulls,
tattoo art,
water color
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