Sunday, May 22, 2011
Toth-ally Awesome Reader Submission
One of the best ever reader submissions coming up, a Vargas girl sent in by Lee Ann Toth, done by Jon (Dredd) Kellogg of Crucial Tattoo in Salisbury, Maryland.
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Foot Tattoos
Foot tattoos are very popular and most common among people who wish to have a tattoo design that is easily concealable, and just as easy to showoff with a pair of sandals or even by going barefoot.Foot tattoos are usually seen on women, but not exclusively, and some of the most popular designs include butterflies, flowers and stars.Matching designs.Beautiful flower.Colorful ankle flower.Cute
Face Tattoos For Girls
Believe it or not girls with face tattoos are becoming increasingly popular, which is quite surprising if you ask me.Here we have a small collection of beautiful girls with face tattoos, and if you decide to get a facial tattoo design, think long and hard about all the possible consequences which may follow.Stars on left temple.Danger tiger design.So many stars.Kat Von D photo.Tribal looking
Face Tattoos
With so many areas of the body to choose from, one might wonder why anybody would actually do the unthinkable and get a face tattoo.Different strokes for different folks is what somebody once said, however i think facial tattoo are directly related to lack of adolescent hugs.Mike Tyson tribal famous face tattoo.Man with complete face and neck design.Skull with piercings.Colorful completely
Vintage Warbirds
A little background on this first picture might be in order.
The warbird featured on this veteran's jacket is a B-25. After Pearl Harbor, Jimmy Doolittle led an incredibly daring bombing raid on Tokyo. The B-25s were launched from the deck of an aircraft carrier with just enough fuel to drop their bombs on Tokyo and then bail out and ditch their planes over China. It was basically a big feel-good raid for Americans and it was designed to send the message to Japan that if you can hit us, we can hit you. In today's parlance, it would have been called a "Fuck You Too!" mission.
In case you can't make it out, the banner on his jacket says "Partial Payment".
The warbird featured on this veteran's jacket is a B-25. After Pearl Harbor, Jimmy Doolittle led an incredibly daring bombing raid on Tokyo. The B-25s were launched from the deck of an aircraft carrier with just enough fuel to drop their bombs on Tokyo and then bail out and ditch their planes over China. It was basically a big feel-good raid for Americans and it was designed to send the message to Japan that if you can hit us, we can hit you. In today's parlance, it would have been called a "Fuck You Too!" mission.
In case you can't make it out, the banner on his jacket says "Partial Payment".
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