#Purple tree tattoo skin
#Purple tree tattoo plus

The above 4 pictures are from a forearm tattoo I did. You can find more of his work on Instagram jellyfish based on a picture the client brought in for me to work with. Nudibranchs and kelp on upper back and shoulder.Ĭhrysalis photo duplication.

#Purple tree tattoo plus

Hoya Carnosa completion on upper shoulder.ĭahlia plus bee painting duplication on inner arm and forearm. Wildflowers on a client all the way from Texas! They are the granddaughter and daughter-in-law of my 96 year old pal, Natalie, that passed away in 2016. Watercolor hummingbird painting duplication on this mother and daughter. Nasturtium tattoo on the famous Emily McDowell! ĭuplication of a Sara Steele watercolor painting. The first one on the top left is what my client came in with from another tattooist. Progression shots of this branch transformation. Two sea turtles (hawksbill and baby leatherback), hummingbirds (white-necked Jacobin and a male black-throated Mango) and flowers (Bird of Paradise, orchids and hibiscus.) This lovely piece is a tribute to my client’s daughter and her birthplace Trinidad and Tobago.

#Purple tree tattoo skin

Abstractly done using green hues only and using the skin as a highlight. It’s a duplication of a Wild Columbine print from 1921. Truly proud of this scar coverup I completed in June 2016. Torso tattoo of a dog skull surrounded in dogwoods and dahlias. Warbler, Mariposa Lilies, Peony, Queen Anne’s Lace, Dodo bird drawing duplication, Elderberry and Clarkia.įorearm scar coverup with William Morris inspired tattoo. This piece includes peonies, roses, leaves, a tulip, and a bee.

Folded up it makes a beautiful shape on the inner and outer arm. Here’s a shot I love of the strawberries and a blueberry and a teeny bit of the asparagus stems.

This was a much bigger piece of fruits and veggies, but it was around lots of tattoos I didn’t do. I’m truly happy how this coverup turned out. I had this client do quite a few lightening sessions before we began working.Īfter. A lovely duplication/added extra space bits from art in her book ‘Orion and the Dark’.īefore, with the stencil already over it. We have changed the little seed bud into a holder for some blue and purple space!Ĭutie patatooti darkness critter. Īnother angle of the duplication by Toni Hayden. Also known as Quercus Agrifolia.ĭuplication of a painting (with permission) by Toni Hayden in the U.K. Lotus, bluebonnets, crape myrtle, and california poppies.ĭanielle’s Southern Live Oak. Monkey tail, plume celosia, hanging red amaranths, red berries, red mokara orchids, scabiosia pods, cone flower, and a galayx leaf. Vintage butterflies swirling up and around.īranches with moss and lichen growing wild. Woodblock print duplication from the children’s book, “The Day the Sun Danced.” Written by Edith Thacher Hurd and illustrated by Clement Hurd.Ĭalifornia poppies, lippias, scarlet pimpernels, and a cutie squirrel munching on some curly parsley. Violets inspired from an incredible painting by Vincent Jeannerot.ĭedicated to a page out of the Sandman graphic novel series.ĭuplication from photo with permission from Gallery Zoo Art of Catherine Jelte’s work.