Here's a twist.
We said in the beginning that this place would be something different. That it would be primarily a how to, do it yourself, help site. We also said that in the mean time and in between time we would post other interesting stuff like art work and such. Today I'm going to be sharing the work of a long time friend. Grade school to be exact. This artists work can be found on the most difficult canvases you could imagine. Yes the human body. He is a local tattoo artist and after you see some of his work I believe you will agree with me about this guys unlimited talent.  So here's a few pieces I want to share.

    This piece brings a positive message. Letting the world know that patience overcomes all things. That the person wearing the tattoo has learned that nothing is forever "This Too Shall Pass"

    This one I personally like. Sharing the pain with Jesus. It's a creative way of making yourself one with God and the pain he endured for this individual.

    The detail on this spider speaks for itself. If I didn't know any better I would have tried to smash it with a rolled up newspaper. 

    A little on the cartoonish side and if I remember correctly this was Sergio's specialty when we were growing up together. Nice job guy...

    Here the artist captures an old school image of the original Dracula Bela Lugosi. Incredible detail, excellent shadow. Great work again!

    This seems to be a portrait of someone. To the left is the original picture to the right is the artists rendition of that picture. Nice work and I can see you hooked him up with the light eyes at no extra charge.

    I could really understand the hard work it takes to learn how to put your art on skin. I dabble in art, I've tried putting it on skin, albeit a brief attempt but never the less it is a difficult transition from putting it on paper. I never could have imagined that this artist would be decorating humans for a living. Then again if you know the artist it would be possible to picture it. I really want to thank the artist for his work. Props to you Pecas on your awesome talent. Stay up my boy.

    For interested parties you can text for appointments at 951-440-9850 to Sergio Alcantar.
Mention this Blog and your prices will be doubled "lol" But on the serious side, I think you can't go wrong with having your memories saved forever on your skin and with talent like this it will look at it's best.

    Until the next time. I hope you enjoy this moment and the art that was shared. If you liked the art, the short story or anything else here make sure to like the blog, share it with your friends, enemies and anyone else you know. You can also follow me on G+, Facebook or this Blog. Thanks for spending a little time checking out my likes. Remember that when in the middle of a hard time we now know that "This Too Shall Pass"