TWO-VIEW ILLUSTRATED SHOULDER.
Two views clearly document the same shoulder project. Exact context remains blank.


Browse this section of the archive. Project timelines, multiple views, progress stages, stills and motion remain grouped wherever the source material supports the relationship.
Two views clearly document the same shoulder project. Exact context remains blank.


Three views clearly belong to the same color forearm project. Title intentionally blank.



Seven views document the same large arm project from multiple angles. Exact project title remains blank.








Only visually obvious subjects are labeled.







Clear subjects are named simply; no story or project name is invented.
Two motion views clearly document the same color forearm project. Exact project title remains blank.
Simple subject labels only where unmistakable; no invented client story or project title.


Obvious subjects are labeled simply; anything uncertain stays blank.
The planning/line stage and finished black floral result clearly belong to the same project. Exact title remains blank.



Exact project context is not certain enough to title, so both remain visibly blank.
Simple visual labels only where unmistakable.
No invented client stories or project names.
No forced project names or client stories.
No forced project names or client stories.
No forced project names or client stories.
Three views clearly document the same tattoo. Exact project title stays blank.



Four angles document the same patchwork-style forearm project.




Two views clearly belong to the same arm project. Context remains intentionally untitled.


Only obvious visual subjects are labeled.





Full-arm black-and-grey project with lilies/floral work, a large cross and rosary elements. Held as one video project until matching stills or an earlier/later session are identified.
Color floral/citrus work positioned next to older surrounding tattooing. This is exactly the kind of record that may later become one stage inside a larger arm timeline.
Graphic color character work documented in motion. The title stays intentionally descriptive until you want to give the specific character/project name.
Color dog portrait with rope detail. Kept as a video project record so any earlier linework, later additions, healed photos or final stills can be nested with it instead of becoming duplicate entries.
Graphic heart-face linework documented in motion. It remains date-pending until a still or neighboring upload confirms exactly where it sits in the year structure.
Memorial chest piece captured as a full motion record. It stays intact as a project so later reference, healed or process media can join it.
Two videos show the same hand tattoo from different angles, so they are grouped as one project record rather than two separate clips.
Alternate motion record for the same hand piece. This remains attached to the hand-symbol project until its exact year is confirmed.
A small graphic tattoo documented in motion. It remains a standalone recovered record unless an image set or later project connection turns up.
This motion record stays independent until a matching still or later completed stage confirms a larger project connection.