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Post your ink, session 2 !

MAJOR METAL

The Beagle Father
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Sep 10, 2002
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Where I lay my head is home
A continuation of this tattoo sharing experience http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=219950

Here is my left sleeve
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Mine is a band of three anthropomorphised trees playing music. I wanted to do a nature/ music connection because I love how musical instruments use the natural qualities of different woods to create different sounds. The bassist is dead center and his string is part of a spiderweb.

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Mine is a band of three anthropomorphised trees playing music. I wanted to do a nature/ music connection because I love how musical instruments use the natural qualities of different woods to create different sounds. The bassist is dead center and his string is part of a spiderweb.

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It's like cannibalism!!!!!111!!!!!!!

They're desecrating the remains of their fallen brethren!!! Or worse yet they've killed them to use for their unnatural desires!!!!!! Your trees are no better than the family from Texas Chainsaw Massacre!!!!!

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Nice ink guys. I tattoo as a day job, so I see it all....
My most painful one was 7 ants on the bottom of my foot...
or maybe the kanji on the back of my knee....
or maybe the skull and crossbones on my kneecap...
jeez, come to think of it, they all hurt like hell!
I have somewhere around 50 tattoos, now I'm planning on
getting something related to bass playing, maybe a bass clef,
an upright bass, my thunderbird, I haven't decided yet.

you can go to DiversDungeon.com to check out my work, I'm J (or josh, I don't know what they listed me as) not Diver, so look at the right portfolio, one is good....
 
J, that three stooges tat was the coolest tramp stamp I've ever seen.

Thanks, that was on the singer of a local band called Drowning Rose Dawson. I drew it up for someone else who never came back (kept their deposit). We were hanging in the studio, i offered it to him for a hundred bucks (normaly would cost at least 250) as long as he got it as a tramp stamp. Unfourtunately, i should of charged him more since I had to shave off the monkey a** hair creeping out of his back....the downside to being a tattoo artist, shaving dudes