One of the hard things about writing entries for the site is making simple mistakes.

For example, I’m not entirely sure if these are Dodge Challengers or Chargers. I won’t even embarrass myself by trying to guess a year.

What happens next is the part that I don’t like: one of our readers will read this and leave a comment along the lines of, “Pffft, dude you’re way off – it’s a 1969 Dodge Super Bee with the 405 rear differential.” While their intentions are good, I end up feeling really dumb.

Long story short, who can tell me what kind of cars these are? I think it’s a ‘71 Charger?

Tattoo by: Katerina Mikky at Bunker Tattoo in Moscow, Russia

I don’t have any idea where Myke Chambers is right now, but I do know he’s eventually going to wind up at Art Machine Productions in Philadelphia.

By the way, I wouldn’t have ever guessed the tattoo below was Myke’s work. I really like the piece, but it’s a lot different from most tattoos Myke usually does.

Tattoo by: Myke Chambers at Art Machine in Philadelphia, PA

After spending a few hours looking over every Steve Vinall piece I can find via internet, I think it goes without saying that you’ll be seeing more of him around here. Anyone else really liking the fact that it was clearly drawn to fit on the bearer’s chest without being completely symmetrical?

Tattoo by: Steve Vinall at Jayne Doe in Essex, UK

Oops, we forgot to announce the two winners of the Brom Kah posters yesterday! If you remember, the contest asked the question, “Do you know how many hours were put into the piece below?”

The answer: 120 hours. No joke right? The randomly selected winners are… Cwwebe01 and Petelarkin!

Tattoo by: Jessie Smith at Ghostprint Gallery in Richmond, VA

If you don’t know who’s pictured in the tattoo below, please quit sleeping underneath a rock. ‘Nuff said.

Tattoo by: Johan Finné at Evil Twins Tattoo Studio in Helsingborg, Sweden.