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Saturday, August 9, 2008
Jay's Incredible Chest Pieces
Last Friday, I met Jay on the 59th Street platform in Brooklyn. He had well-inked arms and he clearly had other ink peeking out from the edges of his shirt.
We chatted for a while on the platform and on the R train after it arrived. Jay was game for contributing to the blog, but wanted to offer up his chest pieces, of which he is most proud. Since taking off his shirt was not an option, he agreed to send me a photo later. That's what you see above.
Needless to say, Jay was right. His chest work is phenomenal. The artist is Eddie Carrero, who works out of Inkstop Tattoo NYC in Manhattan. It's all custom-designed and original art by Eddie. Let's take a closer look:
Not only does Eddie use phenomenal coloring on the koi and the dragon, but his shading work in the background is extremely cool as well.
Thanks to Jay for sharing his chest pieces here on Tattoosday!
Labels:
Dragons,
Inkstop Tattoo NYC,
koi
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