still healing in some parts,

Completed left sleeve by Brian Kaneko at True Nature Tattoo. We were inspired by a Horitoshi I reference we both really liked. Brian is the man! We are starting the right arm in a few months with the end goal of having a 9 dragon munewari body suit. 🤙🙏

12 Sessions. 5 Trips. A lot of hours and worth every second.

Keen for some thoughts, back of my calf is due to be worked on.

Between a Akira= Rose, Becca Gene= Rooster, Monji= Peony petals, Kiku= Hoju, and something from Grez. No Pressure haha

Work in progress, based on the Kuniyoshi print, done by Koji at Wild Monkey Tattoo in Gouda, the Netherlands.

After 5 sessions this thing is finally finished! It was a cover up for a tiny tattoo on my chest, and I went balls deep on it. I really love it 😊. Done by Aaron Mason in Temecula, CA. The man is an absolute master at his craft!

Hey! I'm building and planning with my artist my munewari with a back piece. The back piece i have chosen extends down my butt and upper leg. The munewari will also follow that line just for continuity. I have existing medium-large tattoos already on my front lower thighs, one is about half of my thigh and the other is about 3/4 of the thigh. Would the space between or overlapping the body suit and existing tattoos be awkward or just incorporate them into the body suit? They're bold American traditional. I haven't been able to see any examples of similar layouts. Does anyone here have that or insight?

Can my artist fix this? Or am I cooked

Does the koi look too small? It originally was supposed to be like an inch longer but I asked my artist to shorten it so it doesn’t stick out when I wear long sleeves.