Showing posts with label Kings Avenue Tattoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kings Avenue Tattoo. Show all posts
Jenna Shares Two - A Lionfish and a Gustav Klimt
I met Jenna last month outside of Penn Station last month and took a few pictures of her tattoos, one of which is based on the work of the Austrian painter Gustav Klimt.As today is the anniversary of Klimt's birthday, 149 years ago in 1862, I felt it would be a good day to share Jenna's work.This tattoo is on her upper left arm:This is based on a work called "The Blood of Fish" (1898):Jenna
Nicole Takes Us to Candyland
At the beginning of the month, I had the pleasure of encountering a young lady named Nicole in Herald Square (34th Street and 6th Avenue, for you out-of-towners).Nicole is heavily inked, estimating that "about 45%" of her body is tattooed.So with so much work, where to begin? She offered up her lower left leg, which is fully-sleeved.I always find photographing sleeves challenging, because it is
Enter to Win a T-Shirt from Kings Avenue Tattoo, Now Open in Manhattan!
We here at Tattoosday have had the pleasure of encountering work from Kings Avenue Tattoo on only one occasion. We featured work by Grez here. Nonetheless, their shop, located out in Massapequa on Long Island, has a sterling reputation, and I know at least one loyal client, Brian Grosz, over at Needles & Sins, who sings high praise to the shop owner and artist extraordinaire, Mike Rubendall. It
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