The Southern Comfort ride was the catalyst for a "before" tattoo, where Sean Bajek artfully inked in a background that added an entirely new dimension to my vintage Caroll Nightingale Eagle tattoo c. 1970. And Sean also did the commemorative custom Southern Comfort tattoo when I got back...He's a great artist.
And ya know, I'd been hankering for another tat on my arm.....the lower arm, which was actually a tough decision....This one was gonna be out there on display, both at the office and elsewhere, so I had to find a idea that wouldn't cause the office folks to go into convulsions. Obviously FTW or Harley-FUCKING-Davidson wasn't going to go over well on Wall Street! (But it might have been fun to watch the reactions..LOL)
So I finally settled in on my Tribal/Oriental Dragon design.....Here's the results, and here's Sean. Catch up with him at Saints and Sinners in Fells Point, Baltimore, Maryland.
Finished product...One cool dragon, or at least I think so. But now there's a dilemma. I have an issue with balance and symmetry. So maybe, just maybe, a custom Harley Davidson tattoo on the other arm. And no, not Harley-FUCKING-Davidson......I don't think.
Cowboy
A journal about things I do and places I go. Southern Comfort was originally about my 2010 motorcycle trip through the south, in search of a little Southern-style peace of mind. Over time, the blog evolved into a biker-related journal, with stories about my experiences with people, places, and things! If you want to see what I'm up to, Welcome! Start anywhere, but to ride along on the 2010 Southern Comfort trip, it's best to start at the beginning. Thanks for visiting, and enjoy. Ken, aka Cowboy
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If you are going to put a bike on your arm I vote for your Old Panhead Chopper. That bike is a classic.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Wish I still had that one in the garage, but having it on my arm sounds like a damn good idea!
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