freemindfreebody:

boffkonkerz:

my back.

the lil dotwork design that is my main photo was handpoked on me by this man, fun day at Vicky’s :)

steinerfrommars:

Gente guapa

skinlikeautumnleaves:

midnight-gallery:

Māori Tā Moko face marking was a sacred practice among the indigenous of New Zealand. Each moko design was unique to each individual, (no two designs were ever the same as they were never duplicated) and signified a young man’s transition from childhood to manhood. As well as representing rank and status these marks also had significant meaning to the wearer, symbolically connecting them to their ancestors and lineage.

Reblogged via Stumblr

(via mrunstoppableswonderemporium)

(via piercingsinkandpeople)

blackworktattoos:

❁ Custom Blackwork & Dotwork Leg Sleeve Tattoos

A combination of blackwork: Maori, Iban (burong/rosette), and Pattern work.

Tattoed by Tomas Tomas • siddhamrastu.co.uk 

(via selfkreated)

firstbloodsydney:

This is what happens when I wake up at 8am.

(via fuckyeahstretchedlabrets)

labyrinth-of-mods:

freemindfreebody:

Representin’ the creep at eastflanders tattoo convention.

d’aww

grundstuck:

Labret reconstruction 2 months into healing.

(via modificationnotmutilation)

myownhell:

by Gerhard Wiesbeck. 

(via fuckyeahblackwork)

(Source: guyletatooer, via highvoltagemodifications)

(Source: matryoshka-ftw, via mrunstoppableswonderemporium)