i printed out the versions george inverted, cut them out and stuck them to my back above the cross, then wiggled around in front of a mirror for a while. then i sent the frontrunner (#6) to sindri at the tattoo parlor for icelandifying; he felt strongly about making it a bit simpler so that it would age well. he's seen more tattoos than i have, so i concurred.
How did you choose, in the end?
ReplyDeletei printed out the versions george inverted, cut them out and stuck them to my back above the cross, then wiggled around in front of a mirror for a while. then i sent the frontrunner (#6) to sindri at the tattoo parlor for icelandifying; he felt strongly about making it a bit simpler so that it would age well. he's seen more tattoos than i have, so i concurred.
ReplyDeletewell done, LMO and sindri.
ReplyDeletealso, photographer. (LMO again?)
thanks! yeah, me before work this morning. end-of-the-arm for the win!
ReplyDeletefantastic choice, L. i would expect nothing less.
ReplyDeleteExcellent collaboration - always trust your tattoist (or you probably shouldn't be doing it).
ReplyDeleteYour new tattoo is the toast of two continents! (I’m saying a nice “Search & Destroy” at the shoulders should be next up but no rush.)
ReplyDeletehow'd you know this has all been a slow build to rollins?
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