My old friend Thor at Yonge Street Tattoos in Toronto did this almost airbrushed looking blue, white, and black-fade tribal piece. This photo was taken two days after he did it.
Another tricky tribal tattoo
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60 responses to “Another tricky tribal tattoo”
Pretty colors and a cute guy too!
Pretty colors and a cute guy too!
the color work is amazing, however at the end of the day it is still tribal. i would love to see more of the Thors work. if he can do that with trible im sure his other art work is amazing
the color work is amazing, however at the end of the day it is still tribal. i would love to see more of the Thors work. if he can do that with trible im sure his other art work is amazing
Hah, this is my massage therapist! I saw the rib part when it was healed, the blending wasn’t that great and the white had faded. But the finished peice now looks much better, though I am curious to see how that white holds up.
Hah, this is my massage therapist! I saw the rib part when it was healed, the blending wasn’t that great and the white had faded. But the finished peice now looks much better, though I am curious to see how that white holds up.
I love hearing feedback on my brother’s tattoo work. I think he’s one of the great ones! Not too biased am I?
I love hearing feedback on my brother’s tattoo work. I think he’s one of the great ones! Not too biased am I?
wow thats beautiful..with blue fading to white…love to see the healed version
wow thats beautiful..with blue fading to white…love to see the healed version