Christine's Sleeve of Colorful Flowers and Butterflies

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    Some posts don't need a lot of explaining. I met Christine on 3rd Avenue in Bay Ridge earlier this month, and she shared these stunning tattoos, perfect for celebrating on a warm spring day:


    The Tiger lily and Red-spotted Purple butterfly above are only the top section of a full sleeve:


    The flowers on the forearm are Violets, which span the inside of Christine's arm, as well:


    And that's an American Painted Lady butterfly in the ditch.

    This amazing, and vibrantly colorful sleeve was inked by Tim O'Connor at The Red Parlour in the Woodside section of Queens, New York. We featured work by Tim and The Red Parlour once before, here, back in 2008.

    Thanks to Christine for sharing her wonderful sleeve with us here on Tattoosday!


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