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Flock of Angels at Black Line Studio
On Tuesday, something weird happened.
For some reason, the three tattoo artists we had in that day all happened to be working on wings. The three clients didn’t know each other previously either. We thought it was blog worthy so we took a few shots of Peter, Darwin, and Yovany – each creating their own version of angel wings.
Special Offer on Customized Artwork Tattoos from Darwin
Darwin from Black Line Studio has a new style of tattoo that he’s willing share to his current and new clients – his own custom artwork as tattoos.
If you’ve been a regular reader of this blog, you may have seen his artwork before. It’s artistic and can contain a lot of deep meaning. And it’ll be made especially for you.
This style of tattoo works great with cover ups (as seen above), based on the exaggerated nature of the design. He’s able to incorporate any interests you may have into them so your creation is specific only to you. The tattoo above is based off the bearer’s interests: soccer, guitars, and writing.
And while this may sound like it takes a long time to prepare and create, within an hour he can have a design ready for you.
As an introductory offer, Darwin will be able to do these tattoos for you at a price much lower than the standard rate. Please contact the studio if you’re interested in making an appointment with Darwin about these new customized artwork tattoos @ (416) 850-8226.
This special offer is valid for booking until the end of May, however you can schedule your appointment anytime.
Artwork from Darwin
Not only is he in a band, but he always does some amazing artwork!
Above are some great pieces drawn by Darwin. He has numerous hand drawn artwork, and we’ll continue to update them as they come along. More pieces around the corner!
By Darwin Leeder.
Matching Lotuses (Ankle tattoo)
Background:
These two lotus tattoos were done by Darwin and Jakob (our guest artist this week) for two cousins. They were looking to experience having their first tattoo together at the same time and in the same spot. To artists, it’s easy to notice the difference of style between the two lotuses – Darwin did the one on the left, Jakob did the right.
By Darwin Leeder & Jakob Shivengri.
When a Cover Up is Necessary: Blossomed
Background:
Not sure what was going on with the previous tattoo. In the first photo you can see a cherry blossom (that actually resembles more of a green clover) done in green ink and scarred from the tattoo artist pressing to deep with the tattoo machine (it’s much more visible in the second photo).
The client drove down five to six hours from Penetanguishene based on a referral from a friend. Darwin did a freehand sketch (in the first photo) then covered up with a proper cherry blossom. Unfortunately there isn’t much that can be done for the scarred tissue, but the end result looks 1000% better!
By Darwin Leeder.
