… You make the circus world go round.

Tattoo by John Raftery at Daredevil/Fun City Tattoo in NYC

I’m going to go out on a ledge here and say that if you’re gonna get a cool traditional babe, you should have Brad Stevens do it. From what we’ve posted in recent months alone there’s a babe with a bike, a kitty with some candy and of course this babe with an ape.

Of course, I’m kind of partial to Brad Stevens’ Babe Tattz, since I have one of my own. (But no, it’s not the one you see below.)

Tattoo by Brad Stevens at New York Adorned in New York City, NY.

I know Gerald Feliciano’s tattoos (and art in general) isn’t for everyone. There’s a lot of people that only want to see new school, or traditional or maybe just outright weird shit when they look at tattoos on the internet. Good thing we intend to cater to everyone, eh?

EDIT: Looks like I posted this tattoo before it was finished — click here to see what Gerald added on! 

Tattoo by Gerald Feliciano in New York City, NY

There has to be a way for me to tag pieces like this without using something tacky, like “tatts on tatts”. If you guys have suggestions, I’d love to hear them in the comments.

Additionally, does anyone know when traditional tattoos with tattoos started popping up?

Tattoo by Virginia Elwood at New York Adorned in NYC

If you’re in New York and you want a Star Wars tattoo, you should get in touch with Adam Hays. That’s just the way it is.

Obviously, this is not a Star Wars tattoo–I just wanted to make sure you knew the guy has many talents.

Tattoo by Adam Hays at Red Rocket Tattoo in NYC, NY