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JoJory
Jory
Free-reign inner forearm piece from my own reference photo. Made in 2018 in one 11 hour session. I’m Always stoked to design pieces with full creative freedom. If you don’t know what to get tattooed but you know the vibe want to capture, I got you 😉

Free-reign inner forearm piece from my own reference photo. Made in 2018 in one 11 hour session. I’m Always stoked to design pieces with full creative freedom. If you don’t know what to get tattooed but you know the vibe want to capture, I got you 😉

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LELake Erie Studio
Lake Erie Studio

Toledo, OH

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