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The guy in #5 is a retried prof from my former university
And I don't think there's anything wrong with his tattoo. It's extreme, sure, but the color is great for an exposed tatt and the linework is pretty good.
There's a big difference between WTF tattoos and bad tattoos. Many of those tattoos are very well done, but you have to wonder why the person got them.
The guy in #5 is a retried prof from my former university
And I don't think there's anything wrong with his tattoo. It's extreme, sure, but the color is great for an exposed tatt and the linework is pretty good.
I remember him from a TV interview, and he appeared very nice. What did he teach?
At first, I thought #1 was gang tattoos, but a football team?!?!?!?!
Mr. Cool Ice is a classic...hahahahaha
#20 can't spell.
I love looking at bad tattoos. Now people have Ipods, chairs, gameboys, corporate logos, and random objects tattooed on themselves. What happened to creativity??
My daughter loves spiders and she has 2 of spiders - one on each shoulder. One of them only has 7 legs!!! No one noticed right away and the artist was going to fix it, but unless you count you cannot tell. Awesome artwork though.
There were some good tattoos in there. There were also some bad ones. There were a lot where I'd like to ask the person 'What's the story behind the tattoo?'
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