Polynesian Shark

It was unusually busy for an October day today.
This tattoo is my favorite of the day.  Love this tattoo, it was really fun.

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Hammerhead Plumeria

This was really fun to work on.

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Polynesian Shark

This was fun.

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Polynesian Shark

I dig this one.

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Hammerhead Shark

This was really fun.  Reworking an older design of mine at request.

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Polynesian Hammerhead Shark

The client wanted a top-down view of a Polynesian Hammerhead shark.

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Polynesian Shark

Pelagic sharks are just cool.  The white tip shark reef shark is one of my favorites simply because I see them all the time.  The white tip pelagic shark is really pretty cool too.  This was a fun tattoo to do.

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Polynesian Hammerhead Shark

Fun day today.

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Polynesian Hammerhead and Gecko

Cool walk-in today, straight from my flash.  I own a custom studio that some days feels like a street shop.  Cool.

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Polynesian Shark

My client today saw me tattoo a shark yesterday and wanted one for himself.
Pretty fun, drawn on with a sharpie.

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Polynesian Shark

This was fun.

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Polynesian Shark

This was fun.

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Polynesian Hammerhead Shark

I made this hammerhead shark today.  I lost the pics of it so here is a short vid I took.

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Polynesian Tribal Shark

I made this tribal shark and the manta ray to represent his brothers.  Both of them wanted a part of each other’s tattoo in their own.  I made each of them with a silhouette of the other.  It was a good day today.  I have been so busy I have not had a moment to just sit back and reflect on what I am really up to.  The last few months have been fantastic, and I see that my planning for tomorrow has paid off.

This was a shark that I drew up sometime ago.  I made some changes for what the client was looking to express.

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Polynesian Shark

A classic look to this tribal shark.  I dig American Traditional tattooing, and I made this tattoo with a bit of that in mind.  I want to blend American Traditional into Polynesian tribal work so the two look as if they came right out of the 60’s.

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