A black-and-white photo of a person mid-air in a Superman-style body suspension pose, supported by multiple hooks in their back and legs, smiling joyfully toward the camera. They are suspended horizontally in a large indoor space with high ceilings and visible rigging. A group of onlookers—some seated, some standing—watch with expressions of admiration, amusement, and support. The atmosphere is lively and communal, capturing a moment of shared experience and transformation.

Dolly Parton Tattoo

Dolly Parton portrait tattoo based on the cover of her 1975 “Best Of” almbum cover, done by Josh “The Baker” Williams from 12oz Studios in Brooklawn, NJ.

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12 responses to “Dolly Parton Tattoo”

  1. xander Avatar
    xander

    oh my gosh, i love dolly parton, i wish she was my mommy! she is sooo pretty!

  2. xander Avatar
    xander

    oh my gosh, i love dolly parton, i wish she was my mommy! she is sooo pretty!

  3. La Negra Avatar
    La Negra

    woawww that its amazing…truly amazing

  4. La Negra Avatar
    La Negra

    woawww that its amazing…truly amazing

  5. outmywindow Avatar
    outmywindow

    Well, they got the hair to be about the right height! 😉

  6. outmywindow Avatar
    outmywindow

    Well, they got the hair to be about the right height! 😉

  7. Me Avatar
    Me

    That rocks! I love her!

  8. Me Avatar
    Me

    That rocks! I love her!

  9. jess Avatar
    jess

    wow.. thats some fin work.. i love dolly parton she is my favorite and i too wish she was my mom or sister or even better aunt… i would love to have her related to me some how…. she is very very pretty and amazing:)

  10. jess Avatar
    jess

    wow.. thats some fin work.. i love dolly parton she is my favorite and i too wish she was my mom or sister or even better aunt… i would love to have her related to me some how…. she is very very pretty and amazing:)

  11. Paul L. Avatar
    Paul L.

    Is it just me,or does that look more like Tammy Wynette?
    (NOT that I’m into country music)

  12. Paul L. Avatar
    Paul L.

    Is it just me,or does that look more like Tammy Wynette?
    (NOT that I’m into country music)

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