Limited time? Permanent? Do you really want to take that chance? August Moon will be working at:
Ambush Ink
710 Ash Blvd
Middletown, DE 19709
302-376-6666.
He will be there at least two weeks starting April 13, 2009.
Want some work done? Best hurry up and make an appointment today.
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Monday, April 13, 2009
A Tale from the Realm of the Green Witch
This is a posting from the Realm of a Green Witch. August Moon enjoys making old boo boo's into a work of art.
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New tattoo! I've been waiting to tattoo around some VERY heavily scarred areas for about seven years. I finally found someone I trusted in August Moon.
My leg before being tattooed. (yes there's a little stubble, as my artist told me he'd shave the area before tattooing.)
The darker and dimpled areas are skin grafts and scars from external titanium pins.
August worked with me and my "unique" issues. He mentioned that with the extent of the damage traditional stencils wouldn't work. We sat with the sterile markers used for piercing and drew what I wanted right onto my leg.
Three hours later I had a completed tattoo. I know that might sound like a lot for some work, but with the nerve damage, it was light years away from "normal" tattoo pain, and even though I wasn't asking to stop, the muscle contractions made it necessary to go slower than normal.
I'm THRILLED with the design, and look forward to adding to my leg.
Thanks!
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New tattoo! I've been waiting to tattoo around some VERY heavily scarred areas for about seven years. I finally found someone I trusted in August Moon.
My leg before being tattooed. (yes there's a little stubble, as my artist told me he'd shave the area before tattooing.)
The darker and dimpled areas are skin grafts and scars from external titanium pins.
August worked with me and my "unique" issues. He mentioned that with the extent of the damage traditional stencils wouldn't work. We sat with the sterile markers used for piercing and drew what I wanted right onto my leg.
Three hours later I had a completed tattoo. I know that might sound like a lot for some work, but with the nerve damage, it was light years away from "normal" tattoo pain, and even though I wasn't asking to stop, the muscle contractions made it necessary to go slower than normal.
I'm THRILLED with the design, and look forward to adding to my leg.
Thanks!
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