This awesome client came to me after seeing my black & gray work online; she had some existing work she wanted fixed and also wanted a stellar addition. When she told me her idea about a Taurus / Wood Nymph / Pin-Up I was totally stoked.
Peep the results:
meeeooOOOOWW!
Happy Birthday to all the May-Taurus heads!
…in the space between my headphones…
i know i’ve been absent lately and i apologize for that dear readers. i wish i could just say that i haven’t had the time to post my work lately, but i think i’m gonna have to point the finger and pin the blame on someone/something: travel. been non-stop traveling these past couple of weeks (3 states in 2 weeks!) and haven’t had a moment to upload/display 
gonna try to get caught up, bear with me folks.
a canvas i recently finished + is looking for a nice home to go to and brighten up:
“Summer Breeze”
make your arrangements here.
24 x 44
painted this lovely lady live @ KiNGZ WAR 2 in los angeles, ca.
let me know if you’d like her in your company.
as you can see this tattoo had seriously fallen out. it was only done about a year ago and it looks like it had been done about 20 years ago. not only had parts of the imagery fallen out, the writing had faded away to nothing. it was my job to bring this tattoo BACK to LiFE!
went in, breathed new life into skull and female goddess, even added the filigree around each piece freehand. 
24 x 44 inches
i painted this lovely tattooed lady LIVE @ an art show in LA, called the Creative Revolution.
though she looks amazing on my studio wall, it’s time for her to find a new home.
let me know if you’d like to bring her into yours.
this piece came to me already outlined. i simply added the color to bring it to life.
…oh, and decided to freehand the spiderwebs to make the piece more complete as well. 
look who found their mate.
off the TOP
-pompadour n aLL-
on one of my favorite clients + friends:
masterpiece
“Perhaps best known for her self-portraits,[5] Kahlo’s work is remembered for its “pain and passion”,[6] and its intense, vibrant colors. Her work has been celebrated in Mexico as emblematic of national and indigenous tradition, and by feminists for its uncompromising depiction of the female experience and form.[7]” via Wikipedia
up-close & personal
it’s taken over a year, but she’s finally done!
