Ass tattoos

[joakim urma]

@bongsau Thank you for your long and detailed (get it, tailed?) answer!

It will be a while untill I try my hands at this but it's going to be an experience for sure

[Hands On]

  bongsau said:

first couple of days are a little awkward...underwear, toilet seats (prepare the quads for hovering)

couldn't help but think of this...

[bongsau]

You get a butt tattoo...life goes on...and then life starts to include more episodes of you mooning people lol

[Cork]

  bongsau said:

You get a butt tattoo...life goes on...and then life starts to include more episodes of you mooning people lol

And I thought I mooned people a lot before I got my butt tattooed.

[Piha]

  sarahmohawk said:

Think this one deserves to be posted here. Not my favourite style but the ass/boob conversion is fantastic. :P

Best back winner from the 2015 NZ Tattoo & art festival by Matt Jordan (not on me of course!).

@Scott R the male judge is Steve Ma Ching

[Cork]

Snakes and flowers make great butt tattoos.

[Tom Wallace]

Scrolled through all of these, nice. I would only get something like that if my back piece was absolutely sick and it had to extend down.

[Intomyskin]

I’ve not started on my back piece yet but I’ve been communicating with my artist about my plans. She strongly advised me to consider doing butt cheeks as part of the back piece. She said that most of her clients who get a back piece without the butt eventually come back and want their cheeks done, and it is difficult to extend a finished back piece onto the butt without it looking like an awkward “add on.”  She also advised that including the butt allows better use of the body as a canvas because it allows the image to have more “flow” over a larger surface to create a cohesive design that compliments the body.

 

It does seem that visually, the butt is sort of a continuation of the surface of the back. The crease at the bottom of the butt is sort of a strong termination line, and a natural place to stop, whereas the waist is pretty undefined. So stopping a design at the waist is sort of arbitrary. It makes sense to use the butt as part of the back, rather than a separate body part. Since I am doing a Japanese style back, it would have one large image or theme, rather than several individual pieces, so it does make sense to include the butt.