Cookie settings

We and our selected partners would like to use cookies or similar technologies to collect information about you for statistical, functional and marketing purposes.

SP
Seth P
Accipete Armaturum Dei (On The Full Armor of God) This tattoos inspiration came from a religious upbringing founded in Baptist and Catholic Theology. The sword to me represents the never ending will of God and how sometimes the blade cuts you and sometimes the blade cuts a path for you. The shield is the protection of God from evil spirits and people. The wings are representative of being under the shadow of his wings for protection. For me, this tattoo has a significant meaning. I hope it's designs can be inspiring for someone else's tattoo. This tattoo was done by Bradley Hayes of Ink Revolution Kingsport.

Accipete Armaturum Dei (On The Full Armor of God) This tattoos inspiration came from a religious upbringing founded in Baptist and Catholic Theology. The sword to me represents the never ending will of God and how sometimes the blade cuts you and sometimes the blade cuts a path for you. The shield is the protection of God from evil spirits and people. The wings are representative of being under the shadow of his wings for protection. For me, this tattoo has a significant meaning. I hope it's designs can be inspiring for someone else's tattoo. This tattoo was done by Bradley Hayes of Ink Revolution Kingsport.

16

Done At

IR
Ink Revolution Studios

Kingsport, TN

Related Images

Experience the power of ancient Egypt with this stunning black and gray realism tattoo of Anubis by Milan Boros. A tribute to the god of the afterlife and protector of souls.A stunning Japanese tattoo of the god of thunder Raijin and god of wind Fujin, beautifully executed by artist Hansol Jung on the upper leg.Vic, Jes, Justine, and Joey of Tattoodo. Just a few of the people who are here for you. Experience the ancient power of a traditional dragon tattoo by the skilled hands of Benji Charnock. A symbol of strength and protection.Ares - the Greek god of warSaint Beatus of Liébana (c. 730 – c. 800) was a monk, theologian and geographer from the former Duchy of Cantabria and Kingdom of Asturias, in modern Cantabria, northern Spain, who worked and lived in the Picos de Europa mountains of the region of Liébana. He is best remembered today as the author of the Commentary on the Apocalypse. This is one of illustrations.
Caspar, Johan, and Mads of Tattoodo. Just a few of the people who are here for you.Loneliness in the universeLoneliness is a feeling that has become one of the characteristic features of our generation Z. In theory, a person as a social being surrounded by other individuals should not experience this feeling. Is it the result of the appearance of social networks and online life for show, or the fact that we have much more information about the world and people that we want to get away from this? For me personally, this has become the main feeling of life and creativity. I didn’t draw, and I thought that I didn’t know how to do it, until I was at one moment at the bottom of the darkest, most drawn and dreary loneliness. Before that, I tried to close the disconnect with the world, communicating with people who were doing something of what I thought, I was never given and never will be. But if it happens that these very people are knocking the soil out from under your feet, then you, like Alice, are flying to the bottom of the same dreary rabbit hole. And that made me who I am now. The more you delve into knowledge, the less you want to communicate with most people and the more necessary it becomes to build your own world. One of my favorite artists, Victor Pivovarov, a representative of Moscow conceptualism, a landmark in unofficial Soviet and then Russian art, in 1975 produced a series of “Projects for a lonely person” that roughly describe a “perfectly lonely” person. I also decided to make a series of illustrations to the philosophical aspects of the consideration of this concept. Still, I'm also a kind of Moscow conceptualist. The second image I will attach the work of Pivovarov.Based on the generalized picture, we can distinguish four images of loneliness: cosmic, cultural, social, interpersonal.So N1:Cosmic loneliness is a person’s experience of his remoteness from the “all-encompassing” essence, which nature, cosmos, and the world can seem to be; God, the "highest mind" '; human history. This refers to the state of mind of a person who realizes that his “life program” remains unrealized, that his personality is not noticed by society, that he has not left “his mark on history”.Experience the fierce strength of a dragon, the mysterious allure of a skull, and the never-ending journey of a stair in this bold traditional tattoo by River Tatts.It was a pleasure for me to be a part of this project, it reminds me one of the best period of my life. 2008 was a great year! if you guys obviously dont know, i was an “active member” of the scene. who wants to see some photos of that period? of me, of course! 😂🖤 . .A special thanks to my bro @blindmachines aka (matty murder ) for collaborate with me and lend me his pictures from the 2008💖“Hide the blade of the Deceiver.” Thanks for making the trip down from Michigan, David. Nothing like a #seppuku skeleton to cleanse the sourness of a week wrought with no-shows and reschedules. Made at @americancrowtattoo 🗡Back by #filipleu and I , loved every minute of this process , thanks to @gabe.a.guerrero for the opportunity to tattoo you ! This was truly the height of my career, to be able to tattoo with my hero is still unbelievable to me . Thank you tattoo gods for this ..thanks to @mva801 for the great shot