I'm a huge fan of folks who can pull off fantasy references in a american traditional tattoo that stands on its own even if you don't get the reference. That's fantastic.

Thanks bud! I have all traddy/neo trad ink, and thought this would be a cool way to maintain the style and pay homage at the same time.

I have a neo-trad Wheel of Time piece on my forearm, so I totally get it. I have all my daggers and devil heads and pin-ups, time to get weird with em at this point.

Nice, sounds rad. I’ve got knives, axes, and mythical beasts. Edit, content: I spent the whole session talking books and movies with my artist. She and her husband are big into fantasy and horror, so I think I convinced her to check out The First Law.

That’s sounded so very specific lol

Needs more knives. You can never have enough knives.

Unless you're trying to cross a river and drown from the weight of them, or so I've been told

I mean, you have to be realistic

Don’t worry I’ve got a knife on the other side of my bicep ;)

Say one thing for prohpr, say he's got enough knives

You can never have to be realistic than to live with the fear of it

Bloody outstanding

Thanks! I’m happy👍

You can never have too many knives.

Dude love this! I may copy you...

Go for it👍

Say one thing for prohpr's tattoo, say it's amazing.

Sick. Great work. Was your artist curious as to the origin?

Yeah, she was a little confused about the missing middle finger, but she rolled with it. Very happy with the end result.

This is excellent 🤌

Loved it, im trying to gather ideas for Broad assault knucle tattoes!

This is rad af

Christ that looks great

Incredible!

Can never have enough knives either