Tristan Lewellyn

Q: Where were you born?
A:  New Hampshire

Q: What do you like to listen to?
A: Metal

Q: Food you love?
A: very difficult. I’m a garbage disposal when it comes to food.

Q: What’s your favorite kind of cookie?
A: oatmeal raisin

Q: When you’re at a buffet, how many trays of food do you start off with?
A: Too many

Q: What’s your dream vacation?
A: Road trip

Q: If you weren’t a tattoo artist, what would you be?
A: Hungry and homeless

Q: How many seconds would it take you to eat an entire block of cheese?
A: Only one way to find out

Q: Who do you just hate the most?
A: I hate everyone equally. JK I only have love in my heart.

Q: What’s your favorite thing to order from the Olive Garden?
A: Never been

Q: What do you think cats dream about?
A: Taking over the world

Q: What do you wish tomorrow’s breaking news would be?
A: Me winning the largest lottery jackpot in history.

Q: What’s the weirdest place you’ve ever unintentionally vomited?
A:: on the school bus as a kid

Q: What do you do when a baby just stares at you in public? Like, doesn’t even blink, just
maintains intense, aggressive eye contact with their dumb baby face.
A: Run

Q: Some words about your tattoo art?
A: The best thing about tattoos is that they do the talking. With that being said, I am my own
harshest critic

Q: Recent tattoo work?
A: Tats, bud. Tats

Q: If you could give yourself a nickname, what would it be?
A: Some sort of inaudible grunting sound

Q: And to wrap up, how much do you hate answering these questions?
A: Sounding growing to love it….. is there more?

Well, you did great. And that’s not a question, just the truth. Check out Tristan’s Instagram @tristan_lewellyn_art

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Bryan Delbane

Q: Where were you born?
A: In a death camp

Q: What do you like to listen to?
A: Your Ex calling me Daddy

Q: Food you love?
A: Cheese

Q: On average, how many times a week do you hurt yourself trying to dance in the shower?
A: Every day.

Q: What’s your favorite kind of cookie?
A: You know, Dat Cookie

Q: When you’re at a buffet, how many trays of food do you start off with?
A: 4

Q: Who would you let punch you directly in the face?
A: My Daughter

Q: What’s your dream vacation?
A: Skydiving in Lybia

Q: If you weren’t a tattoo artist, what would you be?
A: Representative for the Florida Panhandler’s Union

Q: How many seconds would it take you to eat an entire block of cheese?
A: 4

Q: Who do you just hate the most?
A: You will find out soon enough

Q: What’s your favorite thing to order from the Olive Garden?
A: Olives

Q: What do you think cats dream about?
A: Screaming Women

Q: What do you wish tomorrow’s breaking news would be?
A: There’s Been an Alien Invasion!

Q: What’s the weirdest place you’ve ever unintentionally vomited?
A: At the buffet

Q: What do you do when a baby just stares at you in public? Like, doesn’t even blink, just
maintains intense, aggressive eye contact with their dumb baby face.
A: Look at his mom the same way

Q: Your primary tattoo style?
A: Whatever pays for my storage unit

Q: If you could give yourself a nickname, what would it be?
A: Joe…..MAMA!

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Trending Tattoos in 2019

Tattoos are as popular now than at any time in living memory and there are several trending tattoos in 2019. This form of personal art is going to stay with you for the rest of your life, so it’s always worth knowing which trendy tattoos are out there and look at the themes that seem to be ageless and always on trend.

Tattoo artists have an excellent knowledge of what is fashionable and trendy. Like a fashion designer is to today’s dress sense, a tattoo artist can set trends and improve on the ones everyone seems to want to own.

Minimalist Body Art

If we chart back to the 1950s and 60s, when inking was popular among those in the armed forces, there was a time when tattoo pens seemed to be extraordinarily thick. There was also little regulation, unlike today.

During the 1980s the tattoo artist’s pen became a lot thinner and the technique improved to the point where body art used fine lines that appeared very thin. This trend still exists very much today.

A lot of tattoos in tiny detail are finding their way onto people’s fingers. Tattoo artists have often recommended against this practice, as finger tats can fade fast. But that has not stopped this becoming the latest in trendy tattoos.

Fine-line Tattooing

This is particularly trendy in the east coast areas of the United States. The subject matter of the art can vary – as does the choice of colour – but the style and design is to think thin and make it artistic.

Minimalist body art and trendy tattoos are big because they are so small. The detail has to be tiny but accurate and the general idea is for the voyeur to be forced to study up close and personal. The accolades then come pouring out after the close inspection.

Lettering

Many will remember the days when we were warned not to put names on our bodies. It was for fear the words would later return to haunt us: the name of an ex-boy or girlfriend, a football team or their latest signing [who would later transfer to a rival team]. But lettering has now come back as one of the trendiest tattoo methods, but the words are very different.

Gone are the ex-partners names, teams and even “love” and “hate” jotted on the fingers. In: the messages of something that expresses you as a person. Moreover, a meaningful script that belongs just to you.

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