@@Bekkmyster nope but i plan on gettin one real soon and im superrrr nervous so that’s real comforting lol (if it hurt ima come back to this comment section and lyk >:)
Just got a tattoo today and can confirm its not nearly as bad as ppl make it out to be! The healing process does seem like its gonna be a pain in the ass though
@@soba_fm Please let me know how it goes if you can! I also have an awfully low pain tolerance and refuse to get a tattoo anytime soon due to that so I'd love to hear how bearable it actually is to others with a low pain tolerance. Thank you and good luck my dude! I hope everything goes well for you
My doctor couldn't find one when I was really sick and I don't have tattoos so he just poked around with the needle till he found one and he accidentally left a needle in my arm 💀
I would love if there was more footage and coverage of tattoos on changing bodies. This isn't a "you'll regret that when you're older!" comment, quite the opposite. Tattoos are permanent, but our bodies change over a lifetime. I wanna see how the tattoos you got 50 years ago look on your skin, how the placement shifted to suit you as you gained or lost weight, or how surgery scars and stretch marks have added to the artworks. I don't know how to begin looking this up, but I wonder if there are any tattoo artists who plan their work around these things, anticipating the wonder of age, change, and growth.
@@empresskae1980 have you ever looked up top surgery scar tattoos? I'm absolutely entranced by some of them, either ones that masterfully cover and conceal the scars (search "tanner octopus Garnet Tattoo") or show them off (look up "mx saga mushroom tattoo"). Bodies are such wonderful things and I find myself almost lovesick thinking about the ways we decorate them.
I wanted to get a tattoo on my ribs on the front of my torso. The artist put it more on my side so in case I wanted to have kids it wouldn't stretch. I was annoyed at the time since I'm child free but it left room for a nice stomach piece so I'm happy with his decision now 😅
You can check out Apo Wang-Od who is 106 years old and has traditional hand-poked full sleeves and a chest piece. Her and the ladies of her tribe all have long lives and beautifully-aged tattoos!
I totally understand the appeal, but i would feel pretty trapped if i was wearing one single person's vision. Having pieces from different artists is about me the person who chose those at different times, my personal evolution and growth. Having one piece from one person chosen at one stage feels a bit like being stuck with my 13-year old bedroom for ever. Static.
Yes. As an artist it would feel so... inorganic and I would feel a lot less possession of my body for all my skin to be the canvas for only one artist.
Right??? I love the idea of having a collection of different artworks displayed on my skin. Eclectic sleeves are so much more personal and meaningful, at least in my opinion, as each tattoo is from a different time in your life with different memories attached. Even “meaningless” tattoos like flash can have meaning, even if it is as simple as you loving an artist’s work. People aren’t wrong to favor larger cohesive pieces from a single artist, it just will never be my personal cup of tea
I think his work is beautiful, but I wonder what kind of person would get a full body suit from 1 artist. Because I feel like tattoos can be very addictive, and its almost like a collection of art and stories on someones body. Getting this would be such a commitment to one style, one artist, and like a one and done in terms of that amazing feeling after getting a tattoo (although obviously would take many many sessions).
I've been getting tattooed for over a decade now, and this is exactly what I think everytime I get something new. If I had enough money and a way to wind back the clock, I'd definitely get a full bodysuit.
I’m glad I’m not the only one that feels that way. I absolutely love my ink, but having it done differently would be nice. I’m still thinking of a way to incorporate it into something similar. 😊
Oooooh I’m doing patchwork quarter sleeves on my forearms and calves but I’d LOVE a full tat suit for the torso and stuff!!!! Now I just need the money for it 😭😭😭
That's why I'm sitting on one big tattoo idea for already 4 years and will wait another 4 at least till i will be able to draw it perfectly and give meaning for every part of it😄 I hope it will be my first one
@@ScevA word of advice. Make sure you find an artist capable of your vision. I've seen some nice tattoos butchered because not every artist has the same skill level. If you want flowers, pick an artist who does amazing flowers, not someone who is a great price but does only Disney characters. Or an artist who doesn't tell their client that dark tattoos won't be very visible on dark skin.
Guys, please don't do that to yourselves. If you cover such huge surfaces of your body with ink you can miss out on some dangerous skin changes such as melanoma. Also many medical procedures will not be able to be performed on you or will go with a much higher risk.
It’s important that you point this stuff out, and people should absolutely consider risks like these before getting tattooed. Thank you for pointing them out. However, if people have considered the risks and still decide that they want to get a tattoo, it’s their body and their decision, they shouldn’t be lectured or shamed for what they do with their body, and the art is absolutely stunning.
@@zerotodona1495 Tattoos don't magically make you bad at your job, and not all countries are as obsessively controlling about them. Here in the UK it's common to see business professionals with tattoos, even big visible pieces, because we're adults who know it's got as much to do with our worth as hair colour. Not every business has come forward with the times, but there are plenty of modern ones who have, so it's really not a huge concern anymore.
@@zerotodona1495 im pretty sure that someone like the person in this video absolutely knows that not all of society is accepting of tattoos. if ur gonna spend that much time and money on a big tattoo you're not gonna do it if it's actually jeopardizing your livelihood. and honestly nowadays many professional jobs don't even care that much especially if you are not in a conservative area.
Wowww I normally don’t love full body suit tattoos or the Japanese style they were done in (though I do love Japanese tattoos on a smaller scale) just personal preference. BUT MY GOD THESE ARE BEAUTIFUL!!!! I especially loved the one the second women had and the one with the sparks or stars or whatever it was on one of the first ones you showed. And the one with the fireworks! So dope!
Having one artist’s work on a majority of your skin is a pretty huge commitment. I can’t do that but still appreciate seeing their works on other people’s skin
I never would have seen these works of art without you, bringing them to our attention, so tysm. What do you know about the latest in tattoo removal, and do you think it's just better to have them covered up?
normally I'm not a fan of Blackout tattoos because I love mine to be EXTRA colourful but that is an amazing talent and artistry however I would have added some colour to bring out the black much more.
I admire that so much! These tattoos look harmonious, they don't clash with body contours, they are like a sculpture, complete, holistic. I have zero tattoos. I don't want any for myself, but if I ever did anything, holistic approach and Japanese style is my thing.
the full body pieces are beautiful - but I think it's best that you have art from so many different artists, and can travel around getting tattoos from people from different cultures, that makes your tattoo journey a literal journey :)
I love this!!! It’s also seems like it could be so comforting for someone who has something they want to cover up or not see, since the ink is so opaque that it almost feels like a comforting layer of clothing or armor. Maybe scars or for someone who just doesn’t want to be fully “naked”.
Those tattoos are a work of art! Wow! Can you imagine just how long that took on each person! To pack that much ink into the skin is so time consuming. The result is just beautiful.
I appreciate your work so much. You have educated me o. Tattoos and I now see the art and have learned so much about the different styles. Much respect.
I don’t know why so many of your comments are negative. I’ve never seen your channel before but I just want to say that you’re awesome and I’m subscribing to you just to say F U to all the cruel people in the comments. Do what you want with your body as long as you educate yourself on the risks appropriately beforehand. You are beautiful, and cool, and there is nothing wrong with you or your style. Also, I notice that the people who are critical are too cowardly to even put their real faces out there. Just want to say that you rock and F the haters, you got a subscriber.
It may look beautiful and I would seriously urge you to research what the all black ink covering large patches of skin does to the body. Remember your skin is the biggest organ of the body
Definitely gorgeous work! ❤ But I personally couldn’t commit to having so much black ink… I have 2 tattoos, one is a watercolor lily on the back of my shoulder with the kanji for artist in a dark purple. The other is a lotus on my forearm that was supposed to be a watercolor like the one on my back (no outline, look like a painting, that sort of thing) but the girl who did it, despite my giving her a picture of what I wanted, discussing it, giving her clear instructions, totally botched it. She had me lying down with my arm out to the side so I couldn’t see what was going on until it was done. Imagine how pissed I was that she gave me the black outline I didn’t want (and she cut me when she did it) and used the generic watercolor colors instead of what I wanted. She rushed through it to get it done in a half hour (she was running late for our appointment as it was) and I now have a faded, discolored artichoke instead of a beautiful lotus. She didn’t even get the ink in deep enough for it to stay because it was faded in a few months to the point where it looked like I’d had it for years. Now I have to look at this ugly thing until I have enough money to go get a real artist to fix it (I already found someone). It’s such a bother…
Gakkin is an incredible artist… I’ve known him for many years and have watched his style develop into what he’s doing now over the last bunch of years… it’s so good to see him truly realizing his vision… #chopsticktattoocrew
Really nice! Allthough I am myself more into the traditional Japanese style with colors. But I can relate with what you said…if I could start all over I would go for a body suit right away! Luckily I had only one tattoo that needed to be covered up, but still have different styles on my body.
I'm not big on tattoo, cuz they always seem like insignificant splatter of ink in random places, and very few look half decent. But I'm starting to realize that tattoos can be absolutely beautiful when done right ☺️ Stunning body suit! Absolutely stunning 😍😍
Wait ✋️.... so those AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL body suits are one artist? ???? That's hella amazing! Some of the most beautiful large-scale tattooing I've ever seen in my life!
his work is phenomenal, incredible and crazy good and yes it's unique but so can be patchwork tattoos too. i'm an artist and i draw all my tattoos myself and i wanna be my own sketchbook. messy, not perfect, not 100% planned out, etc and it makes my tattoos unique too. i would not wanna start over just to get a full sleeve in 1 coherent design since it personally isn't for me and it saddens me that some people think a full sleeve like that is better than patchwork or any other style
Wow.. every one of those was AMAZING..he is truly..truly talented..gosh.. the only way I'd do such a heavy/large job like that would be through him.. each one was so creative and the color scheme of the black makes the design stand out even more boldly.. incredible!
Absolutely stunning, gorgeous. Word of warning ladies, wait until after you’ve had kids or decided not to before getting this done. Not all pregnancies go as expected, even for the healthy and strong. Tattoos don’t hold up well when you’re dealing with preeclampsia/toxaemia. Or choose to look at it positively, like a new tattoo that your pregnant body has uniquely and organically created.
I think they’re absolutely gorgeous and so incredibly impressive talent but I think my only thing with blackout tattoos covering that much of your body is wouldn’t it be a bit harder to notice dirt/cuts/etc on your skin that’s blacked out?
ngl, i watched this because the tattoos in the thumbnail are ones that i have as a skin mod in a game i play. they are almost identical and seeing them on a real person just makes me love them so much more
Finally an artist I could realistically go to even tho Belgium and France are closer to me than Amsterdam is. This is a great idea for a leg because I’m a bit clueless with what to do, I have plenty of ideas but scarring will probably ruin it so this would be a great alternative!
those tattoos are STUNNING. it fits each person's body so well.
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@coralice6263stop whining.
until their body changes at least
They look stunning.. yet I wouldn’t want it. I only wear the same outfit for a couple of days and change that!! I could not to a permanent tattoo!!
They look AMAZING, but some are so thick, I'm afraid 10 or so years down the line they'll spread out into a complete blurry blob...
One of the most unique artists I've seen. Looks hella painful tho
I wish I could sit through it but dear Lord I already struggle 😂
Abd the fine details lose their focus after a few years, the ink partucles start travelling
The pain is temporary 💯
@@bettycooper369looks like it has enough negative space to me
I don't even want to know how many hours and sessions went into doing those tattoos
holyy the commitment on both ends of the needle is so impressive, my ass would NOT make easy id be squirming in pain every which way
Have you even gotten a tattoo before? If not you might be surprised how much they hurt but don't. LOL. Super weird
@@Bekkmyster nope but i plan on gettin one real soon and im superrrr nervous so that’s real comforting lol (if it hurt ima come back to this comment section and lyk >:)
Just got a tattoo today and can confirm its not nearly as bad as ppl make it out to be! The healing process does seem like its gonna be a pain in the ass though
@@LiliKayyy lets goooo i have the lowest pain tolerance in the world so this makes me feel so much better!!
@@soba_fm Please let me know how it goes if you can! I also have an awfully low pain tolerance and refuse to get a tattoo anytime soon due to that so I'd love to hear how bearable it actually is to others with a low pain tolerance. Thank you and good luck my dude! I hope everything goes well for you
I have blackouts. One thing to consider is they are dangerous. If you ever develop skin cancer it becomes very hard to tell until it’s too late
thats a good point that I've actually never heard/thought about!
I would do a blackout with all blue, that be cool
@@KinoSeseri04 I’m actually planning getting most of my open body done in ancient Scottish pict designed blue tattoos
@@kduggoh, that sounds cool!
@@KinoSeseri04 Do you know Donnie Snider? He has that and it is such an unique look
You should feature his daughter Noko too! She started practicing at 6 years old and has an amazing style.
Yeah Noko’s work is so rad! Love her style. I do believe she’s currently not allowed to tattoo people though, because of her age.
She does tattoo to family friends
@alesha394noko_tattoo !
That’s weird.
@@untokyoI hope a child isn’t tattooing people 💀
I just know if he did traditional watercolor paintings they’d go just as hard. That’s literally so awesome 😭
I'd buy that.
I love tattoos a lot but as a student nurse I'm damn worried how we are going to find that vein with that suit😭
Also skin cancer is undetectable
Dang, these are really good points you guys are making! I didn't think about that at all.
Also the black lines on my tattoo make the skin a little tougher, so injections in general are a littler harder to do!
Use a doppler
My doctor couldn't find one when I was really sick and I don't have tattoos so he just poked around with the needle till he found one and he accidentally left a needle in my arm 💀
I would love if there was more footage and coverage of tattoos on changing bodies. This isn't a "you'll regret that when you're older!" comment, quite the opposite. Tattoos are permanent, but our bodies change over a lifetime. I wanna see how the tattoos you got 50 years ago look on your skin, how the placement shifted to suit you as you gained or lost weight, or how surgery scars and stretch marks have added to the artworks. I don't know how to begin looking this up, but I wonder if there are any tattoo artists who plan their work around these things, anticipating the wonder of age, change, and growth.
I would visit this art exhibit
@@empresskae1980 have you ever looked up top surgery scar tattoos? I'm absolutely entranced by some of them, either ones that masterfully cover and conceal the scars (search "tanner octopus Garnet Tattoo") or show them off (look up "mx saga mushroom tattoo"). Bodies are such wonderful things and I find myself almost lovesick thinking about the ways we decorate them.
I wanted to get a tattoo on my ribs on the front of my torso. The artist put it more on my side so in case I wanted to have kids it wouldn't stretch. I was annoyed at the time since I'm child free but it left room for a nice stomach piece so I'm happy with his decision now 😅
You can check out Apo Wang-Od who is 106 years old and has traditional hand-poked full sleeves and a chest piece. Her and the ladies of her tribe all have long lives and beautifully-aged tattoos!
My thoughts exactly. They are not going to stay looking that good.
These are truly the most beautiful tattoos I've ever seen. I can't being to imagine how much one of these would cost.
I totally understand the appeal, but i would feel pretty trapped if i was wearing one single person's vision. Having pieces from different artists is about me the person who chose those at different times, my personal evolution and growth. Having one piece from one person chosen at one stage feels a bit like being stuck with my 13-year old bedroom for ever. Static.
Yes. As an artist it would feel so... inorganic and I would feel a lot less possession of my body for all my skin to be the canvas for only one artist.
Right??? I love the idea of having a collection of different artworks displayed on my skin. Eclectic sleeves are so much more personal and meaningful, at least in my opinion, as each tattoo is from a different time in your life with different memories attached. Even “meaningless” tattoos like flash can have meaning, even if it is as simple as you loving an artist’s work.
People aren’t wrong to favor larger cohesive pieces from a single artist, it just will never be my personal cup of tea
I think his work is beautiful, but I wonder what kind of person would get a full body suit from 1 artist. Because I feel like tattoos can be very addictive, and its almost like a collection of art and stories on someones body. Getting this would be such a commitment to one style, one artist, and like a one and done in terms of that amazing feeling after getting a tattoo (although obviously would take many many sessions).
I've been getting tattooed for over a decade now, and this is exactly what I think everytime I get something new. If I had enough money and a way to wind back the clock, I'd definitely get a full bodysuit.
Youre regretting tattoos 😂
I’m glad I’m not the only one that feels that way. I absolutely love my ink, but having it done differently would be nice. I’m still thinking of a way to incorporate it into something similar. 😊
Same for me. I’d remove the patchwork and do a giant body piece. But to be honest, a minority of us commits to such a big piece from the beginning 😊
Oooooh I’m doing patchwork quarter sleeves on my forearms and calves but I’d LOVE a full tat suit for the torso and stuff!!!! Now I just need the money for it 😭😭😭
That's why I'm sitting on one big tattoo idea for already 4 years and will wait another 4 at least till i will be able to draw it perfectly and give meaning for every part of it😄 I hope it will be my first one
@@ScevA word of advice. Make sure you find an artist capable of your vision. I've seen some nice tattoos butchered because not every artist has the same skill level. If you want flowers, pick an artist who does amazing flowers, not someone who is a great price but does only Disney characters. Or an artist who doesn't tell their client that dark tattoos won't be very visible on dark skin.
Gakkin’s Ig: @gakkinx
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Guys, please don't do that to yourselves. If you cover such huge surfaces of your body with ink you can miss out on some dangerous skin changes such as melanoma. Also many medical procedures will not be able to be performed on you or will go with a much higher risk.
It’s important that you point this stuff out, and people should absolutely consider risks like these before getting tattooed. Thank you for pointing them out. However, if people have considered the risks and still decide that they want to get a tattoo, it’s their body and their decision, they shouldn’t be lectured or shamed for what they do with their body, and the art is absolutely stunning.
@@justanotherhappyhumanist8832they also should expect to be hired at a professional job either.
@@zerotodona1495i always go to my interviews naked you dickhead
@@zerotodona1495 Tattoos don't magically make you bad at your job, and not all countries are as obsessively controlling about them. Here in the UK it's common to see business professionals with tattoos, even big visible pieces, because we're adults who know it's got as much to do with our worth as hair colour. Not every business has come forward with the times, but there are plenty of modern ones who have, so it's really not a huge concern anymore.
@@zerotodona1495 im pretty sure that someone like the person in this video absolutely knows that not all of society is accepting of tattoos. if ur gonna spend that much time and money on a big tattoo you're not gonna do it if it's actually jeopardizing your livelihood.
and honestly nowadays many professional jobs don't even care that much especially if you are not in a conservative area.
Ugh! Breathtaking designs and dedication
Wowww I normally don’t love full body suit tattoos or the Japanese style they were done in (though I do love Japanese tattoos on a smaller scale) just personal preference. BUT MY GOD THESE ARE BEAUTIFUL!!!! I especially loved the one the second women had and the one with the sparks or stars or whatever it was on one of the first ones you showed. And the one with the fireworks! So dope!
Each piece looks like a custom garment, like tailored clothing that has its own unique fabric. Absolutely beautiful 🔥
Among the most unique and awe-inspiring works of body art I've ever seen.
The level of talent in art is literally on another dimension
Having one artist’s work on a majority of your skin is a pretty huge commitment. I can’t do that but still appreciate seeing their works on other people’s skin
Holy f***, that's so beautiful.
I never would have seen these works of art without you, bringing them to our attention, so tysm. What do you know about the latest in tattoo removal, and do you think it's just better to have them covered up?
normally I'm not a fan of Blackout tattoos because I love mine to be EXTRA colourful but that is an amazing talent and artistry however I would have added some colour to bring out the black much more.
WOW! Amazing ink work! I am totally in love with his work 😍
Those are so beautiful! I can't imagine the time it takes and the pain you gotta feel to get those, though.
I admire that so much! These tattoos look harmonious, they don't clash with body contours, they are like a sculpture, complete, holistic. I have zero tattoos. I don't want any for myself, but if I ever did anything, holistic approach and Japanese style is my thing.
His work is outstanding! Such intricate detail and design!
Same, i wish i had this style instead of what i have now, i dont completely hate mine, but this style is coherent and flows
the full body pieces are beautiful - but I think it's best that you have art from so many different artists, and can travel around getting tattoos from people from different cultures, that makes your tattoo journey a literal journey :)
I love this!!! It’s also seems like it could be so comforting for someone who has something they want to cover up or not see, since the ink is so opaque that it almost feels like a comforting layer of clothing or armor. Maybe scars or for someone who just doesn’t want to be fully “naked”.
These are gorgeous. I’ve never seen something like that before.
It’s so stunning and unique!
Aw man, I'd kill to have work as beautiful as that. There's an intentional simplicity that i can't even describe.
Those tattoos are a work of art! Wow! Can you imagine just how long that took on each person! To pack that much ink into the skin is so time consuming. The result is just beautiful.
Amazing work , dont have the time money or will through it all.. and that's too big of a change in one sitting
Absolutely stunning! 👏🏼❤️
A lot of this art style is reversing the b/w style to embrace negative space. Gorgeous
i’m mesmerized, these are gorgeous
I appreciate your work so much. You have educated me o. Tattoos and I now see the art and have learned so much about the different styles. Much respect.
Looks incredible!
"Improvised freehand" isn't the thing I want to hear alongside tattoo, but I can't argue with the outcomes. They're stunning
As a black human, I want these designs in white on my skin
oooo I would love to see it
YOu would never be able to remove a white tattoo. Ever.
Body suits are obviously a GIANT commitment, but these are so beautiful for anyone who wants it! Ethereal really!
I don’t know why so many of your comments are negative. I’ve never seen your channel before but I just want to say that you’re awesome and I’m subscribing to you just to say F U to all the cruel people in the comments. Do what you want with your body as long as you educate yourself on the risks appropriately beforehand. You are beautiful, and cool, and there is nothing wrong with you or your style. Also, I notice that the people who are critical are too cowardly to even put their real faces out there. Just want to say that you rock and F the haters, you got a subscriber.
It may look beautiful and I would seriously urge you to research what the all black ink covering large patches of skin does to the body. Remember your skin is the biggest organ of the body
probably thee sickest artist ive seen since ig started feeding me profiles. its so simple and bold.
thanks for the tip! I'm going to try to make an appointment with him! I live near Amsterdam. first short film that really helped me ❤
Definitely gorgeous work! ❤ But I personally couldn’t commit to having so much black ink… I have 2 tattoos, one is a watercolor lily on the back of my shoulder with the kanji for artist in a dark purple. The other is a lotus on my forearm that was supposed to be a watercolor like the one on my back (no outline, look like a painting, that sort of thing) but the girl who did it, despite my giving her a picture of what I wanted, discussing it, giving her clear instructions, totally botched it. She had me lying down with my arm out to the side so I couldn’t see what was going on until it was done. Imagine how pissed I was that she gave me the black outline I didn’t want (and she cut me when she did it) and used the generic watercolor colors instead of what I wanted. She rushed through it to get it done in a half hour (she was running late for our appointment as it was) and I now have a faded, discolored artichoke instead of a beautiful lotus. She didn’t even get the ink in deep enough for it to stay because it was faded in a few months to the point where it looked like I’d had it for years. Now I have to look at this ugly thing until I have enough money to go get a real artist to fix it (I already found someone). It’s such a bother…
You have a very unique and interesting voice! Every time I watch your vids I always think about that! XOXO❤❤
Gakkin is an incredible artist… I’ve known him for many years and have watched his style develop into what he’s doing now over the last bunch of years… it’s so good to see him truly realizing his vision… #chopsticktattoocrew
that looks so cool! i bet its really painful tho 😭
Really nice! Allthough I am myself more into the traditional Japanese style with colors. But I can relate with what you said…if I could start all over I would go for a body suit right away! Luckily I had only one tattoo that needed to be covered up, but still have different styles on my body.
I'm not big on tattoo, cuz they always seem like insignificant splatter of ink in random places, and very few look half decent. But I'm starting to realize that tattoos can be absolutely beautiful when done right ☺️ Stunning body suit! Absolutely stunning 😍😍
Those are some of the most amazing tattoos I’ve ever seen. Beautiful work!
I don’t have tattoos but these are very beautiful. This artist is immensely talented. The tattoos look so captivating and timeless.
He’s been my favorite artist for a while now one of few I can reference by name. Such an incredible artist
That's very beautiful but how will you know if you get a rash or something in the future?
Such beautiful work! ❤
I can't imagine how long that takes 😭😭❤️
THOSE TATTOOS ARE SO GORGEOUS!!!
he’s literally my favorite artist
Wow, This artist is incredible! Wait until I show my son. 👏🏼❤️
I wish i could afford one of those.. gorgeous.
I've had my eye on Gakkin for a piece for a while, I'm glad he's getting his appreciation.
They’re truly beautiful.
Im in love with this tattoo artists style!
Wait ✋️.... so those AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL body suits are one artist? ???? That's hella amazing! Some of the most beautiful large-scale tattooing I've ever seen in my life!
So glad I've waited so long for tattoos, I've been inspired
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL ❤
i love ur vids. ur shorts are written super well and all the info you wish to share is layed out wonderfully. thanks for the good content 🖤🖤 :3
his work is phenomenal, incredible and crazy good and yes it's unique but so can be patchwork tattoos too. i'm an artist and i draw all my tattoos myself and i wanna be my own sketchbook. messy, not perfect, not 100% planned out, etc and it makes my tattoos unique too. i would not wanna start over just to get a full sleeve in 1 coherent design since it personally isn't for me and it saddens me that some people think a full sleeve like that is better than patchwork or any other style
The use of negative space in their work is sooooo cool 😮
Wow.. every one of those was AMAZING..he is truly..truly talented..gosh.. the only way I'd do such a heavy/large job like that would be through him.. each one was so creative and the color scheme of the black makes the design stand out even more boldly.. incredible!
Absolutely stunning, gorgeous. Word of warning ladies, wait until after you’ve had kids or decided not to before getting this done. Not all pregnancies go as expected, even for the healthy and strong. Tattoos don’t hold up well when you’re dealing with preeclampsia/toxaemia. Or choose to look at it positively, like a new tattoo that your pregnant body has uniquely and organically created.
Those are honestly the prettiest and coolest tattoos I've ever seen.. wow
I think they’re absolutely gorgeous and so incredibly impressive talent but I think my only thing with blackout tattoos covering that much of your body is wouldn’t it be a bit harder to notice dirt/cuts/etc on your skin that’s blacked out?
Those are so pretty and I'll never have the money to get one
😍😍😍 absolutely gorgeous body art
Such unbelievable talent, love them.
can't imagine the costs of this, insane!
Wow… this artwork is BEAUTIFUL
Wow no high fashion /celeb collab could ever come close to those beautiful suits !
Wow AMAZING WORKi love that the body is his canvas.
Wondering how long something of that magnitude would take? Start to finish?
It's like choosing to wear the same outfit for the rest of your life.
Yeah and you know how quickly fashion changes.
Man I saw a woman with his work once, freaking GORGEOUS it's like the art is alive in it's lines
I usually don't like tattoos but those ones are beautiful with painting the back to let appear white drawings.
His work is AMAZING 💗 I would love to have him do the rest of me and just rope what I already have into it 😊
I’m almost 25 which is how long I’d told myself I’d wait before getting tattoos and I definitely have a bunch of his work saved! ❤
Red flower sleeve is dope 👌🏽
Wow that is stunning! I would love to do that
ngl, i watched this because the tattoos in the thumbnail are ones that i have as a skin mod in a game i play. they are almost identical and seeing them on a real person just makes me love them so much more
Just tattoo it on top of your old tattoos. The free parts could be lasered or you just leave your old tats looking through 😊
Finally an artist I could realistically go to even tho Belgium and France are closer to me than Amsterdam is. This is a great idea for a leg because I’m a bit clueless with what to do, I have plenty of ideas but scarring will probably ruin it so this would be a great alternative!
हा वीडीयो आवडला खुप छान 👌👌♥️💘♥️👌👌💋💋💋💋💋🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦂🦂🦂🦂🦂👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 लय सुंदर l love u
Holy crap those are the most beautiful tattoos I’ve ever seen
Wow I love the style ❤
‘Normal’ tattoos are painful so i can’t even begin to imaging how painful those would have been
That must’ve cost alot! It looks awesome though
I absolutely love the reversed inking