Each purchase includes a full print image of the design specified, along with complete linework for stenciling that your local tattoo artist WILL need and WILL love you for if you bring it to him along with the design!
There are 50 images presently available to become your next great tattoo, and I will be adding new work continuously.
Take a look at whats available at TattooJohnny [link] and if you see a design in my gallery here that you don't see at TattooJohnny that you WOULD like to have available, just send me a message and let me know!
Enjoy, and happy tattooing!!!














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The greatest trick the devil ever pulled, was convincing the world that he didn't exist.
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Don't be afraid. I will take the blow for you.
- Matt, Muse. Epic.
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"I am Just an Earth Bound Mystic.. who " Fell in Love with the Sky."
AND I SEE YOUR WORK...wow!
i used to do drawings of designs for my freinds studio who is no longer with us.
but i agree, with the other folks you do great work..i have a degree in art...i many work on pen and ink and drawing...so i really apprecate you talent...
it makes me feel damn good to see a artist such as yourself...doing great work..i hope i can work with you on the 2 that really need doctoring...(cover ups...)
take care and cheers my friend. thank you kindly
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"I am Just an Earth Bound Mystic.. who " Fell in Love with the Sky."
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"I am Just an Earth Bound Mystic.. who " Fell in Love with the Sky."
as for my coverups or fixes, i would first need you to send me a picture of what you wanted fixed. a redo/fix job can be assessed easily thru a photo. a total cover-up usually needs us to meet in person so i can make an accurate tracing of the old tattoo, then sit down and figure out what ill do to place over it. sometimes i can do it all thru a photo, depending on the size, placement and complexity of the old tattoo. what are you thinking about doing and/or fixing?
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The greatest trick the devil ever pulled, was convincing the world that he didn't exist.
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The greatest trick the devil ever pulled, was convincing the world that he didn't exist.
I would like to ask a question or two on a more professional level if I may be so bold, however I do not want to ask on an open forum such as this; first for general safety for anyone who would try to mimic you and secondly out of respect for your art and the profession.
Do you have a preferred way to speak outside of this that I may use? If I am being too forward in my inquiries please forgive me, I would like to see if I am correct about a few things. I know that some artists do not like to answer certain questions about their work and I dont want to intrude.
I am currently retired as of right now, however I am considering of re- opening a new shop here in Missouri as I have been in this profession for quite a few years and it is the one that I know the best.
Thank you for your time,
Rich
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