They’re both family traditions!
By Dave, Ultimate Arts Tattoo, Madison, WI.
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Whiskey and Ginger..
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18 responses to “Whiskey and Ginger..”
man of my dreams.
rather- whiskey of my dreams.
fanily*** traditions. shame shame.
Oh man would I be pissed about that.
I think the m was intentional because if you look at the n it is done in the similar style.
I hope for him, that this is a M and not a N 😉
nice tattoo!!!
Cheers
InKubus – quite possibly…. or maybe they realized the fuck up and tried to fix it.
😉
regardless, I still like the overall design.
I was going to say the same as InKubus , it seems unlikely they’d make a nistake like that. (but then who knows).
Maybe hes just a huge fan of Jameson.
hehehehe clever response Roo!
I want to do this guy.
When getting my tattoo including the letter “m”, my tattoo artist kept trying to tell me it looked like this one pictured, however I asked him to add another ‘hump’ as the line should lead up to the actual letter m; so there would be 3 ridges. But to each their own, you can still tell what it’s meant to read.
I love drinking Irish coffee…it’s magic with Jameson’s in it
If anyone noticed, the n on the end of tradition only has one hump. so the m in family, while it does look like a cursive n, has one more hump than the n in tradition. so it works out, even if there aren’t a correct number of humps.
Fanily!!! fucking Fanily? do people proof read their tattoos? for fucks sake
It’s an “m” it looks like a script thats kind of cursive and kind of print… altho if it was mine id definately have the three humps of a traditional cursive m.
mmm whiskey
Ha! I live right near Madison and I know that guy! He’s the man!
mmm whiskey and ginger-man
I don’t really see a problem with the M. The bit that confuses me is that the curl of the Y goes off the scroll and on to the bottle label.
Still like it though.