A gal from Canada who got the two dedications to her sons at the top in March came back for the tree and her husband’s name in the center below. What I’m especially proud of is that there are 7 big moles in the roots of the tree, they were hugely dominant on her back before, now they are camouflaged.
Celtic Tattoo Dedications by Pat Fish
This is the sort of work I am in this business to do!
I am thrilled I got the opportunity to do a zoomorphic forearm of multiple dogs on an excellent client who has come back many times for challenging work. Weaving all the dogs together, ears and tails and bodies all intertwined, what a job!
This was started last month and finished today, long sessions, very intricate, and quite unique.
Zoomorphic Celtic Dogs Forearm Tattoo by Pat Fish
Here's one in honor of all the aging warriors who meant to get their unit patch when all their drunk comrades did, way back when, and then somehow it didn't happen. It ends up on the bucket list, and sometimes, as in the case of today's client, it takes 35 years to come to fruition. We added the Celtic knotwork ring around it to make it more of a shield, and to celebrate his ethnicity. He will wear this with pride. There is no such thing as an ex-Marine.
Marine's Patch and Celtic Ring Tattoo by Pat Fish
The widdershins triple spiraling triskle tumbles along a sine wave to form a graceful La Tene arm band on a Pagan who would have her Samhain embellishment.
La Tene Wave Spirals Tattoo by Pat Fish
