Shane O’neill is an experienced professional illustrator, who produces some of the most detailed tattoo’s I have ever seenm.
Below is some of his work, you have to admit he is pretty damn awesome.

Shane O’neill is an experienced professional illustrator, who produces some of the most detailed tattoo’s I have ever seenm.
Below is some of his work, you have to admit he is pretty damn awesome.

Jon Kooley is a snowboarder, who only recently was introduced into getting tattoos. The tattoo’s he has, are pretty rocking to be honest. He only got his first one 5 years ago! He also has some of his own signature boards that look pretty sick to.

I like photography and I like food, taking pictures of food I believe to be very difficult. Well to get it to look good it is very difficult.
You see all these pictures on twitter of what people are eating normally they are terrible pictures and bad attempts (probably because it’s the apple camera and the lighting on that is poo). Or because the can’t cook, either one really.
It is important to ensure that the right props are used, to not be afraid to get up close, check the natural lighting is just right and the artifical if required! That the background is taken into consideration.
Some useful links:
http://veganyumyum.com/2008/09/food-photography-for-bloggers/
Here are a couple of really cool food pictures.

The following are a few early pictures of Aimis’ tattoo’s they are actually awesome. Need to get some actual proper pictures taken, but still from these pictures you can see how awesome they are.
The work was carried out by two artists, the portraits were done by Shane O’neill @ Shane Oneill Tattoos where as the flowers were completed by Scott Commons @ Ink Vs Steel.

The French and/or American contemporary artist Louise Bourgeois has died! (remember those giant metal spiders??).
She was 98! so not like she left us too soon!! She released many bizarre pieces of art through out the years.
Bourgeois, was awarded the Légion d’honneur in New York in 2008. Born in Paris on December 25, 1911, Bourgeois moved to the United States in 1938 where she produced the bulk of her emotionally powerful and provocative art which explored the traumas of her childhood and sexuality.
RIP

It’s back again this year, went last year, it was pretty awesome. Spent so much money there, (going out and getting pissed probably didn’t help!).
This is the tattoo I received from an artist called Tom Sugar at Tattoo Jam 2009
Anyways I posted a video from last year, I need to get my tickets and hotel booked again soon before it’s too late. Shit, I better do it now!

Think it’s about time I actually started to write this blog, since I’ve had it for a while.
So at least this is a start! More to follow (obviously).