Thread: Straight razor tattoo

I got inspired to do some tattoo design work the other day, and in the process of doing some commission work for a friend of mine I decided to do one of a straight razor as well. So, for those of you who are interested in tats, here's what I came up with.

My daughter just confirmed it, we need help!

Glen

Well, Oklahoma finally decided to join the civilized world. We were the last state in the union where tattooing was illegal. It will be legal in November -- gotta give the politicians time to figure out exactly how to tax everything under the sun. I'm thinking about some new ink, but 6 months from now who knows where my mind will be.

Wow... It looks like my Walker. You're tempting me to get a 2nd Walker and a 3rd tat

That's a nice style. I like the minimal lines and maximum effect. There are actually plenty of straight razor tattoos floating around. The "traditional style" or "old school" type flash has plenty of straights, usually open to about 45degrees, with a slogan intertwined. I think I've got a button with some traditional razor flash on it.

Here it is. Sailor Jerry's "Love Thy Neighbor" w/ straight razor, brass knuckles and billy club.http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...6/P6120262.jpg

I like it a lot. The bottom pin is offcentered, and if done that way, I think it will look like the guy who did the tatoo screwed up. You might think about putting it in the middle.

Nenad

Originally Posted by sensei_kyle

Well, Oklahoma finally decided to join the civilized world. We were the last state in the union where tattooing was illegal. It will be legal in November --

So stabbing your flesh hundreds or thousands of times per minute with a metal rod until you shove enough colored poison in between skin layers to create an image of something is "civilized"? .

i think its still illegal in south carolina, last i saw.

-micah

Sorry... South Carolina repealed it in 2004.

Originally Posted by FUD

So stabbing your flesh hundreds or thousands of times per minute with a metal rod until you shove enough colored poison in between skin layers to create an image of something is "civilized"? .

(Edited)

It depends. If done tastefully, why not?