***Official Tattoo Thread: Inked-4-Life Vol.2***

[boxer15]

 

[daruma]

comments are off

 

[Mark Antony]

 

[GrizzlyAnimal]

Born and raised

 

[Beruseruku Desu]

don’t blame him. Inner bicep was rough

 

[freeze]

you’re supposed to ask this before you get it buddy

Oh you got that demon neck huh? throat goat

 

[moe200069]

don’t blame him. Inner bicep was rough

bro's arm so thin i thought the tattoo artist was about to break that joint

 

[Beruseruku Desu]

need some advice .

I have a black/grey realism sleeve almost done on my left arm. everything is done except the outer upper arm.

this sleeve has been done by multiple artists and im trying to decide who I should go to for the upper/outer arm for a more unified look?

should I go to the same artist who did my inner bicep so the whole top looks more unified, or should I go to the artist who did my outer lower arm to make the whole outer arm look more unified?

The inner bicep shading is much darker than the lower outer forearm.

their both black/grey realism but their style/shading is a bit different.

^ Inner Bicep

^ outer lower arm

 

[dgoins1]

need some advice .

I have a black/grey realism sleeve almost done on my left arm. everything is done except the outer upper arm.

this sleeve has been done by multiple artists and im trying to decide who I should go to for the upper/outer arm for a more unified look?

should I go to the same artist who did my inner bicep so the whole top looks more unified, or should I go to the artist who did my outer lower arm to make the whole outer arm look more unified?

The inner bicep shading is much darker than the lower outer forearm.

their both black/grey realism but their style/shading is a bit different.

^ Inner Bicep

^ outer lower arm

Inner bicep artist in my opinion the detail and the highlights are amazing on that