Gordon Nore
Senior Master
Tucker has been thinking about a tattoo for a couple years. Obviously he had to wait until he was old enough -- 16 w/ parental consent; 18 w/out. He decided to have his right shoulder done with a Norse mythology theme that he had researched. (My side of the family is Norwegian.) He's now going on eighteen, and the tatt was a gift for graduating high school last spring. Three sittings. The last one, for the colour, was four-and-a-half hours.
That tattoo includes two ravens and two wolves, associated with Odin, I believe. There are also two Viking ships in the background. The artist wants to bring him back for a couple of touch-ups, but called it quits for yesterday because his skin had taken enough punishment. He's really sore today.
Sometime down the road, he wants to get a Native American themed tatt to hounour Blanche's (my wife's) side of the family -- her grandma was Cherokee. Blanche is from KY.
That tattoo includes two ravens and two wolves, associated with Odin, I believe. There are also two Viking ships in the background. The artist wants to bring him back for a couple of touch-ups, but called it quits for yesterday because his skin had taken enough punishment. He's really sore today.
Sometime down the road, he wants to get a Native American themed tatt to hounour Blanche's (my wife's) side of the family -- her grandma was Cherokee. Blanche is from KY.