Avery Taylor

This thread could be interpreted a few different ways.

This thread could be interpreted a few different ways.

This thread could be interpreted a few different ways.

This thread could be interpreted a few different ways.

Here is my eagle. It was done by Matt Arriola.

I've been watching this thread since it popped up and have enjoyed seeing the respectful post from multiple perspectives of LSTers, thanks. I think some valuable feedback and ideas have been put out there. This sounds like a frustrating experience though to go in to any business from an entitled perspective as a customer we are bound to hit friction, sometimes aversion in our interactions, and overall unhappy outcomes. I do think some good feedback has been given and don't think verbal retaliations need to exist on this site. If that is what any LSTers are looking for I strongly encourage you to go elsewhere as this is one of the reasons we started LST as the other tattoo forums have too much of this negativity. We designed this forum in hopes of positive interactions from tattoo conversations to tattoo pictures to what-have-yous for both tattooers and tattoo customers. This thread is heading in a manner that I don't think it needs to go and honestly hope it doesn't as we don't need that here. This topic is a good one so if it is going to continue lets continue to go for overall ways to support/facilitate better interactions with the tattooers and customers who respect tattooing humbly.

Eagles to me are like Rock of Ages, classic/timeless tattoos! The mental association with the word "tattoo" within the top five images that will pop into my head are eagles. Something about them always catches my eye in tattooers portfolios and flash at tattoo shops. I'm often drawn to the older flash at shops and will look for long periods of time at each eagle. I love seeing old tattoo pictures as well with people who have large eagle chestpieces (I couldn't find any online so pls share if you have some). I have seen some amazing ones pop up on this tattoo forum as well and hope the users will post theirs here that they have collected, tattooed, and drawn.
I have quickly gathered some eagle pictures from tattooers who I think do great eagles: Lindsey Carmichael, Nick Colella, Thomas Hooper, Chad Koeplinger, Stefan Johnsson, and Tim Lehi.
Share your favorite eagle tattoos and tattooers who do the eagles you like.....have at it!

Another great collection by the look of things Avery ! Perfect sizing on that Eagle ,i've attached another along the same lines by Bert Krak ,think the solitary Eagle is super strong .
So many good Eagles but my favourite piece of Eagle art is Scott Sylvias picture .This is just crying out for a back to adopt it .
I love Chad Koeplingers birds too Lochlan especially his talons which often are supersized .

Eagles rock ! Heres another tuff chest piece this time from everyones favourite Bryan Burk .

Here is my eagle. It was done by Matt Arriola.

Hopefully. THAT is going to be covered by panther and roses in a couple of years.

Hopefully. THAT is going to be covered by panther and roses in a couple of years.

Here is my eagle. It was done by Matt Arriola.

Here is my eagle. It was done by Matt Arriola.

Here is my eagle. It was done by Matt Arriola.

This is from Jeff Rassier's blog. I rarely use the word brilliant, but I think that it is appropriate here.

Here is my eagle. It was done by Matt Arriola.

I have been wearing one of those denim shirts for years. I suppose that is fucked as well.

This is from Jeff Rassier's blog. I rarely use the word brilliant, but I think that it is appropriate here.

This is from Jeff Rassier's blog. I rarely use the word brilliant, but I think that it is appropriate here.

Here are a couple of Brooks daggers I found online. I am in agreement with Bart on all points.

Deadwood. Deadwood. Deadwood.

Deadwood. Deadwood. Deadwood.

This is from Jeff Rassier's blog. I rarely use the word brilliant, but I think that it is appropriate here.

This is from Jeff Rassier's blog. I rarely use the word brilliant, but I think that it is appropriate here.