Like I said, you can never have too many girl heads.
~ Tattooist ~
Another girl head, haha. Can never have too many. Indian girls are more of a study in shape and pattern though. This is a cover-up, but I never advertise cover-ups. If a design is good, it doesn’t matter if it’s a cover-up or not. The fleur de lis was his request.
Girl head tattoo that was left pretty open-ended to me. I put a moth at the bottom, based on a Ben Corday design. Strong, noble girls are the most beautiful.
This is on my beautiful wife, Autumn. I don’t like tattooing my significant others, because I am my own worst critic. Surprisingly, this is still one of my favorite tattoos I’ve done. Not an everyday subject matter, but still made for a strong design with all the flat black and patterning. This is a memorial for her cat that was cut down before her time, Isabel.
This guy has spurred his own little trend of other baseball player tattoos after people saw me post it. Another one of those things that isn’t seen often, so people react and want their own. Even though I don’t like sports, I do love the patriotic and nostalgic spirit that goes along with baseball.
What else is left to say about girl heads? One of the absolute wisest choices you can make when choosing a tattoo.
Kewpies are one of the things I’ve gotten asked to do several times because I did one and posted it and people don’t really see them everyday.
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Did this fancy girl head on Ryan. This is probably the fanciest lady I’ve done to date as far as ornament goes. Not much story here to tell, just a nice tattoo.
