Tattoo artist, printmaker and illustrator Peter Aurisch plies his trade at the Nevada Johnny studio outside Berlin. His bold, geometric creations are inspired by the work of Klimt, Schiele and Picasso.
A better class of permanent ink.
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With the exception of indigenous tribal tattoos, anyone with a tat is a tw*t. You can print that on the small of your back or your ankle if you want.
The only tattoo an irishman should have is a tricolour and the name of your league of ireland club.
… and MAM/DAD or LOVE/HATE across your knuckles in blue prison ink.
You’re a twit.
Good for you, glad you got that out of your system. Carrying around all that pent up dislike of things that have no bearing on you personally will just drag you down.
I’m so glad you are with us in the world.
Looks a little “Graham Knuttel” imo.
Was thinking exackally that.
Malicious code via the Johnny Nevada link, BS. Perhaps remove that.
Tattoos are just another result of the infantilisation of society and their popularity will fall off a cliff overnight someday very soon. They’re nothing more than permanent, expensive mullets.
Oh you, you speak with such heart and sincerity, I’d bet your a hit with some gender…. or if you’re stuck, there’s always that tattoo free image in the toilet mirror you can choke one out to.
Struck a nerve eh? Got a few dodgy drunken mistakes plastered on your skin? Some permanent teenaged angst shining as a beacon for the world to see? A bit of Conor McGregor fanboy ink that just won’t fade? Problems explaining your once trendy sh1te to the grandkids?
+1
I was just telling some 19th century sailors about how all these Jews were jumping on the bandwagon with their arm tattoos, must have been copying those crazy Polynesian kids… where do they all get off!