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NorthernBlack — Celtic and bali inspired sleeve
Published: 2013-06-07 17:19:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 69457; Favourites: 669; Downloads: 153
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A strange mix, i know. But it just worked so well together, that we kinda ran with the concept
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Comments: 44
How much would it cost to get a tattoo like this?
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This would be around 40-50000 DKK.
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*shudder* That's $9000 USD, I'd be able to take a year vacation in europe with that money. D:
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Only in the eastern block, Europe is expensive
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I'm sure it is.
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awesome tattoo where can i find info about the meaning? i want one for my self
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Two of my fav cultures connected in a beautifully tattooed sleeve!
Great artist! Props to this guy aswell - that must have been a couple long sessions!
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He took it in stride
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did someone asked you to do this kind of tattoo on whole leg?
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It definitely works. I'd have no complaints if that was on one of my arms. Do you use modern tattoo guns? Very native (I think that's the right word) looking piece, almost beckons to be done with native tools. I love to see all the work you guys put out, it's so original.
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It was made with a Cheyenne Hawk machine. We do on occasion hand poke tattoos, but it takes quite a while longer than with machines.
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Might be a strange mix, but it still looks awesome
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I totally LOVE this one!! mix of colors is very pleasant to look at
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I like the symmetry and the use of two red and black together. It has a very settled sense about it, like it was just always there. What makes it particularly celtic and balinese, though?
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Maybe unconventional, but this combination turned out with amazing effect.
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