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This is a crossover post from another blog, Batman Tattoos, where this Gabe Tucker tattoo is also posted. I think Harley qualifies for pinup status too, no?
I love this Tamara De Lempicka tattoo, done by old skool icon Chad Koeplinger
Another tattoo that has that Lempicka inspired art deco style...done by aaron 15.
Reader Submission! Tina Hope sent this classic pinup in yellow, done by Gary in Illustrated Man, Sydney, Australia.
Sorry for all the music references. Very 80s, and very gay. Perhaps my unconscious is trying to tell me something. Anyway, this Mary was done by Kristel.
Another Tony Ciavarro pinup, an army tattooist girl. Which is kind of ironic, given that the army are trying to purge tattooed soldiers from their ranks.
This blog needs more Valerie Vargas, her stuff is incredible. I love this old skool mermaid.
Warning - one pic nsfw, perhaps nsf anything.
Ha! We got featured on Needled's blog here, thanks Marissa! As a result, now I have tattoo artists sending me their pinups! Larry Brogan of Tattoo City SkinArt sent me a shitload, so I've posted the best above, along with a wicked painting he did. I recommend you visit his site though, for the whole enchillada.
Two lovely renderings of the Corpse Bride, by Zhivko and Mark Dupp respectively.
Some celeb pinups, from Aaron 15 (or at least i think thats how his name goes). As if you can't tell, its Dita Von Teese, Angelina Jolie and Scarlett Johanssen.
A reader submission! This sweet gypsy head was done by Mo Coppoletta of The Family Business, London, on Laurence Pisani.
This Joe Capobianco lady reminds of my favourite Lord Flasheart quote from Blackadder... 'Always treat your plane like you treat your woman...get in her five times a day and take her to Heaven and back!'
..and here's the second of the day - Ridiculously good work from Nikko Hurtado
I love the neon pink colour of this high contrast Gil Evgren pinup, by Mike De Masi
Great work from Nate Beavers, and our second Carmen Electra portrait.
I love this day of the dead lady by Chris Vennekamp, which (i think) is based on the artwork of Sylvia Ji.
