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38 responses to “Ron’s Polaroids”
Me too 🙂
Fuck is that awesome.
that’s awesome.
Tatts are a time capsul. This one captures a technology that is already obsolete and will be even more an historical statement in the future…
this is pretty neat!
Wow, I really love that.
The cartoon feel is wicked. I love the whole idea 🙂
that’s beautiful
Personlly I think it’d look better with a splash of suttle color, but it’s great with or without.
It’s like half way between cartoon, and photos of Nagel-World or something 🙂
haha im gonna get slammed for this but this has sparked such an idea for a tattoo i now am gonna add to my “i want” collection
hmmm shows the best parts of the female form methinks… 🙂
So cool.
The most original idea I’ve seen in a while.
Wow. Very nice. I agree with trevor, it could be really nice with some subtle colour…like, in the eye or something.
i like this better than any pinup i’ve ever seen.
i loveeeee this
ooh that’s really cute.
if its in color, it would be purrfect.
Kool idea, very arty – love it nice one !
oh wow that’s brilliant, what a great concept
Great Concept – Isn’t a tattoo like a permanent polaroid
And I like the comic-book and jigsaw feel to the pics – COOL !
That is so much awesome. And I love the black only. I think it wouldn’t look half as great in colour.
Oh also: What do you think, if someone got a very similar tattoo, basically just putting something else in the polaroids, would that still be copycatting? Or would you lynch the person in question?
i’m diggin’ it.
to 24 – i personally would lynch them, because the concept and the visual is still the same (and is not your original idea), but i may be biased because i’ve had my tattoos copied before. people are free to do what they want, and this is a VERY beautiful tattoo – at least you wouldn’t be aping some piece of crap tribal or whatever.
I’ve seen a couple similar-concept tattoos before, so the idea isn’t unique. But I’d be very careful choosing a design strictly on the fact that you saw it on someone else.
I’d imagine in another 5 years or so, that will require explaining to a lot of teenagers and such, who will never have seen a polaroid.
Very very nice.
I’ve never seen this kind of tattoo before.
I liked in black and white.
that looks pretty sweet. good idea.
re: comment #4…polaroids are not an obsolete technology… cool tat, very creative
that is fuckin awesome! i;m slightly in love with it!
really creative
I would love to hear the story behind this one…
cool tattoo !
i love it!!…very creative 🙂
simple and bold, looks great.
that kinda reminds me of Sin City
Oooh I like that.