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Friday, May 22, 2009
Sean's Organic Tattoo
It's always interesting when you meet people with a lot of tattoos. Unless someone volunteers to catalog their entire collection (case I point here), I generally ask folks to share just one with us here on Tattoosday.
The problem there is that asking someone to pick one tattoo to offer up is often like asking someone to select their favorite child among their brood of kids. They're all special in their own way and most generally equally-loved.
So when I ran into Sean, who has eleven tattoos, there was some debate. We were going to do his right leg piece, but it wrapped around the majority of the calf, and I didn't think it would come out well because of the multiple angles. This is why you don't see a lot of sleevework on Tattoosday.
The "OUCH" tattooed inside his lower lip was funny, but it's just a word in a strange spot, and not very artistic. We considered for a moment the lipstick imprint of a kiss. But that one was on his butt, and it just didn't seem right to be photographing someone's posterior on Seventh Avenue.
So we went with a tattoo on his right forearm which doesn't totally wrap around the arm:
This was Sean's first tattoo that was drawn on free-hand. He liked the organic colors in the design and just let the artist do her thing.
It took about four hours for Tina Forever at Resurrection Tattoo in Austin, Texas, to complete the piece.
Thanks to Sean for sharing his tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
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