The Abduction begins…
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First session. You can see where it’s going. Still plenty left! I love it!!! Joe Black tattoo. Good friend from back in HS days.
Does tattoo ink count as worn weight?
Rather than artwork, any written materials (trail maps, survival guides, etc) should be inscribed onto one’s body to avoid bring them on paper or in devices.
looking good but oh man, how much did the armpit hurt?
This side not quite up in my armpit yet.. but it will be when it’s finished.. with some “space and stars and night skies.
My other armpit is full.. many years ago.. they all hurt in their own way…
Do you have to cover up in the sun? Or is sunscreen enough to protect your tattoos? I assume tattoos offer no actual sun protection. Wouldn’t that be kind of cool, if the ink they used could actually serve also as sunscreen?
Travis Walton would approve. End him an email photo
AK Granola. I use sunscreen. Plenty of it.. preserves the colors. I mean, if I’m just out and about in a tank top then no. But if I’m out on the boat or at the beach, lake or pool.. intentionally in the sun for extended period of time.. sunscreen it is.
2nd session completed…
4th session. I think this one hurt the most.
Love my cards and martinis!
5 elements…
Air, earth, water, fire and spirit
5 elements:
Air, Earth, Water, Fire and Coffee.
Cheers
I love coffee.
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