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Sleeves and large scale

Sleeves, chest pieces, leg sleeves and torso work, designed as one composition and tattooed over several full days. Large-scale work is where realism has room to breathe.

Black and grey · back

Black and grey · back

Black and grey · back

Black and grey · back

Black and grey · leg sleeve

Black and grey · leg sleeve

Black and grey · leg sleeve

Black and grey · sleeve

Black and grey · sleeve

Black and grey · sleeve

Black and grey · half sleeve

Black and grey · back

Black and grey · back

Colour realism · back

Black and grey · thigh

Black and grey · back

Black and grey · thigh

Black and grey · back

Black and grey · sleeve

Black and grey · sleeve

Black and grey · sleeve

Black and grey · thigh

Black and grey · sleeve

Black and grey · leg sleeve

Black and grey · sleeve

Colour realism · sleeve

Black and grey · back

Black and grey · leg

Black and grey · leg sleeve

Black and grey · leg sleeve

Black and grey · sleeve

Black and grey · leg sleeve

Black and grey · sleeve

Black and grey · sleeve

Black and grey · leg sleeve

Colour realism · chest

Black and grey · torso

Black and grey · sleeve

Black and grey · leg sleeve

Colour realism · sleeve

Black and grey · sleeve

Black and grey · chest

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New Zealand fly fishing sleeve

A New Zealand fly fishing scene, tattooed over two days and around 14 hours.

About sleeves and large scale tattoos

Large-scale realism is designed as one composition from the start, so every element flows around the arm, leg or torso. Sleeves and back pieces usually take several full days, booked a few weeks apart so the skin can heal between sessions. Start with an idea and a placement, and Dylan will design the rest. [Dylan: add typical days for a sleeve.]

More from the portfolio

Great whites, old fishermen, tall ships and the creatures of the deep.

Lions, jaguars, bears, owls and Australian natives in black and grey realism.

Breaking waves, palms, beaches at first light and faces in the water.

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