First roll of the New Year.

I just got my first roll back of the new year. Thanks to whoever it was that took the time to develop this film without the aid of machinery.

 

Some dogs, the artwork was given to me by the client, the Artist was her Father.



A tobacco pland for the other shoulder.




Some alchemical symbols.

Thanks for looking.

New stage,

new ideas.

My blog posts have been pretty half-hearted for quite a while, please excuses my sloppy web-presence. I am always weary of the internet, especially since I use it to disseminate images of my commercial work. I don't want to come off as shameless or exploitative of the generous people who come to me for tattoos. I feel strongly though about the work I've been doing lately, so I'm starting to try to make more of an effort to put my best e-foot forward. The work that I've had the privilege to do this summer has been amazing. Here are some new pieces and some other photographs that have inspired me lately.

Summer's over, we all know.

Really fun.

Great one in Brunkild, never seen this before.

Keith Richards was there too.

This style of tombstone is amazing. I've got a few nice tattoo designs of these if anyone's interested.

A hand-poked tattoo I did a while back, fully healed. In case you're interested in work like this, I should tell you, I hand poke at the shop, and this took me two hours.

Another fun little one. Balsam poplar.

So many fun ones! Wishbone... check.

Some juniper for Shally's sister.

Jared Arnason - Five-oh - skate park west.
 
 This pile of bison bones were at Fort Whyte, worth checking out. I don't know if you're supposed to handle them or not, but I sure did.

 
The wheat in the centres of this Fleur De Lis was already there, I added the Fleur, to make it look less like a pot leaf.

 
The "everything Went Black" artwork, it was on my list of stuff I'd love to tattoo... Check.

 
I managed this photo of a crow while camping at Otter Falls with Avery.


A black capped chickadee on the rampage!

Avery's first ferris wheel ride at the Morden corn and apple festival.

Shally, my beautiful wife.
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The Sam!

Thanks for checking out my blog. Bram.

Geoff Rowley

Here are some new pieces, Enjoy.

The shop moved! We are now located at 810 Notre Dame. Drop us a line at 832 6733.

Dandy lion.

 Just got back a roll, lots of different stuff.  I love doing these full-figure plants,  the weather vane was a really fun one,  the black ribon... Thanks for looking.  Thanks all you great clients.  Some day I'm going to get a good website... some day.