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My Tattoos |
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Here are my tattoos as of now, all work done by Randy Fox of Panama Fox Tattoos in Panama City, Florida. You can see his work <a href=http://www.irfox.com>HERE!</a> |
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Here's my first tattoo ever, being covered up by the master himself. The little skull was just some flash crap I picked off a wall when I was 16 or 17. I need things with meaning, so Randy covered it up with a scene featuring The Jersey Devil, folklore from where I grew up. |
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The Celtic Maze of life with a boot kicking through it. Commemorating my loss of 50 pounds and breaking through my own maze of life. |
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This is the inside of my leg under the big working man on my shin, you can see the tractor trailers driving into the factories and cars driving out. |
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The first part of my tribute to the working class on my leg. I wanted something big on my shin to actually have a "painful tattoo". Since the arms don't hurt. But guess what? Shins don't hurt either. Oh well. |
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Right onto the front of my shin, you can see more of the dark light work here. More buildings and smoke. |
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Moving onto the front of my leg, kinda. You can see the skull hidden in the smoke of the smokestacks (Randy loves to hide stuff in his art), you can also see the parking lot, and the dark light/Negative Positive work coming in.. where some buildings are black and some are white... you'll see the same with smoke. |
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And where it ends, for now, on the outside of my leg. You see more smoke and a crane, building more industry in the future. And that purple that looks like spider veins is actually where Randy doodled out the wolf that will be sucking the working class souls in the future. |
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Even more smokes and buildings and industry... you can almost hear the screams of the tortured working class inside! |
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