Artist: Tattoo Andy Studio: Off the Map Tattoo Easthampton, MA (413) 585-9134
Image name: Batman Tattoo Placement: Leg Comments: This tattoo is part of a Batman leg "sleeve" I'm working on based off of comic book, and concept art.. the layout is done and includes the concept art for the Heath Ledger Joker, Two Face and Scarecrow
Artist: Tattoo Andy (email) Studio: Off the Map Tattoo Easthampton, MA (413) 585-9134
Image name: Koi Fish Tattoo Placement: Arm Comments: This tattoo was done my fist day at Graven Image tattoo in Mountain View California.. we are going to be adding a goldfish to the koi on my last day here to create father/son symbolism
Artist: Tattoo Andy Studio: Off the Map Tattoo Easthampton, MA (413) 585-9134
Image name: Batman Tattoo Placement: Leg Comments: This tattoo is part of a Batman leg "sleeve" I'm working on based off of comic book, and concept art.. the layout is done and includes the concept art for the Heath Ledger Joker, Two Face and Scarecrow
Young Frankenstein Tattoo Artist: Tattoo Andy (email) Studio: Off the Map Tattoo Easthampton, MA (413) 585-9134
Image name: Young Frankenstein Tattoo Placement: Foot Comments: This tattoo was done from the movie "Young Frankenstein" where Dr. Frankenstein is played by Gene Wilder
Artist: Tattoo Andy (email) Studio: Off the Map Tattoo Easthampton, MA (413) 585-9134
Image name: Hanya Tattoo Placement: Leg Comments: This tattoo is of the Japanese Mask "Hanya" and was done on the apprentice at "Graven Image Tattoo" Aaron in California.. The image was created using a 3d sculpting/drawing program called ZBrush
Sweeney Todd Tattoo design DB Artist: Tattoo Andy (email) Studio: Off the Map Tattoo Easthampton, MA (413) 585-9134
Image name: Sweeney Todd Tattoo Placement: Back Comments: This tattoo is Based off of Johnny Depp from Sweeny Tood and is on Alex the owner of Mad River Ink, It is also covering two extremely scarred tattoos
A tattoois an ink design inserted into the skin, commonly via a needle. The tattoo, in various forms, has been used ornamentally and religiously by humans for thousands of years, with examples of tattoo work found on numerous preserved prehistoric specimens. Humans also use identification tattoos on domesticated animals, particularly livestock. Examples of tattoo work can be seen in most human cultures, and despite some social stigma, tattoos are becoming ubiquitous in the West, with an estimated 25% of Americans wearing at least one tattoo by the end of the 20th century.