When I was in high school everyone I knew was getting tatted up and I soon found myself craving to be tatted too. So at the age of 15 I asked my mom if I could get a tattoo for my 16th B day. She said yeah but there were some rules. It had to be small, and in place that could be easily hidden.

Hey, just got my first tattoo on my arm and i can't wait to get some more. I don't think that i will get more tribal unless i find a really good design, i really don't mind on the type of design. i like the evil stuff and being an aussie i have an urge to get at less one Ned Kelly tat.

My ear? Why not it felt amazing almost wanted to punch my man one time.. But baby it was hot and I love seeing it..I did this because why the hell not. It's one flower I can give myself I can enjoy forever. I don't get them by others means so. What's a woman to do..

I spent the greater part of my life laying down custom paint,,first on the low rider scene and grew into custom bikes, of the bobbers and chopper type sleds. And like most in that world tattoos where always part of it but not the main part. Being picky with how a paint jobs turned for all those years became the worst, or best thing about who I am now.

The time came, in my past, to get a coolass tattoo that nobody else had.

I think we should really get a membership certificate printed up and everyone that joins should recieve one

The Evolution Tattoo Studio can be found on Banbury Road in Kidlington, Oxford. This place is by far the friendliest and most welcoming studio I’ve been in. If you’re a bit wimpish like me and get the old butterflies in the stomach before getting inked, the last thing you need is an artist who acts like they’re doing a favour to tattoo you.

Ok so... here it goes. The backstory is that about ten years + ago... I actually "did" tattoos. I bought a machine off of a friend for a friend and I who promised to pay me back his half... as he was already ready to go and had been an accomplished Tattooist for a long long time.
Problem is my friend, Jeff, was a real bum. He did help guide my progress for around six months and "borrowed" the machine(s) to take a short month trip up to Apple Valley, CA (tweaker land.)

He never came back.

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the charm bracelet on my wrist has healed nicely.

Now have to go get the dove on the underside of my wrist touched up a little and that's about it.

I am now in anticipation of a hope springs eternal heart design to go on my upper left shoulder blade.

it's a design by anne lynne.

i fell in love with the design when i first saw it and i like what it embodies.

My first tattoo in tribute to my grandfather + grandmother.

Everything went well and it was everything I had envisioned and then some.

My grandfather made me a charm necklace when I was 6 years old and I still remember the story he me when he gave it to me.
November 9th marked one year since his passing.
So this charm bracelet was in tribute to him.
It's five charms in total on my right wrist:
a ballerina, ballerina slippers, a rose [for my grandmother], a dove [ i released a dove at his funeral], and the clover is for me because I love clovers + what each petal stands for.