These two were done with Prismacolor colored pencil on the backside of Arches papers. Just wanted to try something different and it ended up beign more difficult than I first thought, haha.
Top sheet is from Cecil Rhodes, bottom one from Fred Marquand.
These are #101 and #102!
This is sheet 100/100, woot!
This is sheet 59/100
Some Sailor Jerry classics!
All my flash are adapted in french, #tradqueb
(featuring some Bert Grimm and Milton Zeis in the background)
I said last post that each of my sheets are themed around a specific tattooist but this is compiled from different sheets from unidentified artists.
Really wanna do that dog.
After 10 years of tattooing full time I decided to get back to the roots and start from the ground up and study traditional flash as a way to help me simplify my work and improve my tattoos for the long run. Some flash I tried to put my style into it, others I tried to keep as goofy or great as the original. Each sheet is themed around a specific artist from the 20th century. This is sheet #62, based on the work of J.Conley (1930’s). Wanna see more? Should I post them in order? Let me know what you think! @poblaquiere