I feel old making a refernence to Budweiser’s Spuds MacKenzie advertising campaign, but it’s still the first thing I think of when I see a bull terrier.

Tattoo by Joshua Carlton at The Great American Tattoo Company in Indianapolis, IN

I’ve never watched a single episode of Trailer Park Boys, and I don’t think I would have bothered if it wasn’t for this tattoo. After seeing this tattoo, I figured the least I could do is watch a video of this Ricky guy. If someone likes this guy enough to get an amazing tattoo of him, I could at least watch a few minutes of Youtube.

After watching this clip, I’m still unsure how I feel about the show. Maybe I need to watch an entire episode?

Tattoo by: Jack A. Morris at The Great American Tattoo Company in Indianapolis, IN

I haven’t had the best luck with entries this week. I mistakenly spotted some bio-mech in Chloe Vanessa’s flower tattoo, and then I made an improper ‘Gone with the Wind’ reference about this love portrait. With that being said, I’m 110% confident in declaring this tattoo a gramophone.

Hopefully that redeems me a little bit?

Tattoo by: John DeWeese at The Great American Tattoo Company in Indianapolis, IN

If you’re reading this, I’m going to strongly urge you to stop what you’re doing. You won’t be able to truly appreciate this piece if you don’t see it in full size–it’s like a collector’s dream come true, right?

Salvador Dali tattoo by: Stefano Alcantara at Last Rites Tattoo in New York City, NY
Pablo Picasso tattoo by: Joshua Carlton at The Great American Tattoo Company in Indianapolis, IN
M.C. Escher tattoo by: Zhivko Baychev in Prague, Czech Republic

It’s always hard describing a tattoo like this because I never feel like words do it justice. The detail in this piece below is little mind boggling.

A closer picture of the blood covered mouth and teeth is after the jump. Be prepared to be awed.

Tattoo by: Joshua Carlton at The Great American Tattoo Company in Indianapolis, IN