Tattoos

Monkey with Pumpkin

BIAGIO

Published on: 19/12/2017

This tattoo was created by Biagio to coincide with the client's personal feelings of family. One of the sources of inspiration for this tattoo is pumpkin, which is the meaning of the client's maiden name.

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St. Michael with Praying hands and rosary beads

BIAGIO

Published on: 26/10/2016

A healed shot of "St. Michael with praying hands and Rosary beads". All the work is original art created from consultation to freehand design onto the skin by Biagio. A homage to law enforcement.

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Surreal Armor

BIAGIO

Published on: 14/03/2016

Spanish Renaissance armor was the inspiration for this tattoo. The client initially intended the tattoo to be just the armor. After a consultation with Biagio, about skin allowing more freedom of design than the limitations of metal, the client decided to release the creativity of the piece to be more surreal. The entire design is an original freehand creation from Biagio. What started as a dragon from the 80s turned into an armor like no other to cover the old tattoo.

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Zeus Mourns Rotation

BIAGIO

Published on: 26/11/2014

"Zeus Mourns" is set-up in a 1/4 sleeve to effectively flow with the body, maximizing the wearability of the tattoo. This memorial to a lost friend is an original creation by Biagio who free-handed the entire piece.

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Zeus Mourns

BIAGIO

Published on: 23/11/2014

Zeus was the subject chosen for this piece as a memorial to a lost friend. Both friends had comraderie in the electrical field. Biagio free-hand drew this original design with Zeus holding a lightening bolt in a mournful posture to represent the electricity they shared and the sorrow of losing a loved one.

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Daughter In Hand

BIAGIO

Published on: 14/10/2013

This client wanted a piece to represent the bond between him and his daughter. Something to embody his daughter#39;s security and her admiration towards her father. Biagio sketched out an idea that incorporated them holding hands, to show that the father is alwayss there for his daughter, and a silhouette of the two holding hands with the daughter looking up in admiration. Upon approval of the sketch, Biagio took photos of the father and daughter for reference. Utilizing those photos, Biagio created the tattoo for the happy customer.

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