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Heeeeere's Johnny!
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A girl from the Dario Argento horror movie Opera. She has her mouth duct taped shut, and needles taped under her eyes.
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An old-school style vampire, done at the Boston Tattoo Convention.
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A zombified Grim reaper, done at the Boston Tattoo Convention.
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A werewolf from the movie Van Helsing, done at a guest spot at All Or Nothing Tattoo.
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The horror creature Pumpkinhead.
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The lead zombie from the Lucio Fulci movie Zombie.
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The villian from the horror movies Halloween.
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Skeletons writhing in agony.
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From the Tool album Aenima.
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The greek god of war.
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From the DVD cover of the movie, the guy said this reminds him of his ex wife.
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The start of a Wizard of Oz full leg piece. I did this at a guest spot in Massachesetts at Off The Map Tattoo.
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A scene from the movie Evil dead 2, done at the Nashville Tattoo Convention.
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Me, the client I tattooed Leatherface on, and Gunnar all posing together for a photograph.
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The monstrous eyeball on the cover of the Obituary album "Cause of Death".
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Pinhead, always a favorite, this is the start of a whole Hellraiser leg "sleeve". The Chatterer is next.
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A famous Indian chief who fought the white man.
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A fetal skeleton in a old fashioned liquor bottle. Some of the bottle curves in funny ways, but it's flowing over the muscles and the camera flattens it out.
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The infamous character Pinhead, from the Hellraiser movies, done at a guest spot for Off The Map Tattoo.
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The Norman Bates motel from the movie Psycho, done at the Boston Tattoo Convention.
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The poster for the 80's horror movie Fright Night, started at the Boston Tattoo Convention, and finished at a guest spot for Off The Map tattoo.
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Done at a guest spot at Texas Body Art, this is the Crypt Keeper from the HBO show Tales from the Crypt.
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An almost finished backpiece based off a Filip Leu drawing.
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A little Jason action, done on the back of the calf at the Meeting of the Marked.
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Done at the Philly Convention.
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Done at a guest spot at 252 Tattoo.
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Done at a guest spot at 252 Tattoo.
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Based off a Frank Frazetta painting. I wanted to do a little more with the background and base of the legs, but after 6 hours he'd reached his limit.
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How can you not like this movie?
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This won tattoo of the day at the Milwaukee convention.
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