The artist has shown a great eye for scale and depth in successfully incorporating an above/below water line arm sleeve tattoo. It needs to be a sharper, more accurate background image to work in opposition to the fuller black shadow.Īn excellent take on a difficult technical piece. It’s solidly done, well angled, and the crisp outline works perfectly.The shading is fine, however the supporting stylized map of south east USA needs a bit of work. The core black ink part of the man in this fishing tattoo is an excellent image. From here, the classic approach is thrown out in favour of brightness, a sleek gray fish, and nicely contrasting back drop of bright red sky. This one does a good job to take a realistic image then throw in some American traditional elements in to make a nice, clean outline for a larger than life character. This technical style gives a good outline contrast for the light, bright color fill, particularly the gray sheen threading through the light blue water.Įnjoyable marlin tattoo in the neo traditional style. The highlight here is the fresh line work in wave and fish. This fellow looks like he was lifted from the cover of Sega Bass Fishing from way back in the day.
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The white ink hook on the Skipper’s eye patch and pipe highlights are well deployed. Together they give off different planes, angles and curves to shade. The Darth Maul looking fish doesn’t look like the enjoyable eating kind, but it’s a mean tattoo image well angled in contrast to the skull captain’s still growing beard. This unfinished fishing tattoo looks bad ass, and it’s not even done. There’s a touch too much gap between the tip of the rod curling past and top of the anchor. Having the anchor caught on the rod is a nice touch and the image is placed snugly in the inner bicep, however some alt color aqua/blue shading, black gray fuzzy work, or another image inside the rig would add more depth and balance to the overall piece. Such a great quote, and great 3D abstract tattoo. The twin fishing hooks look almost real and ready to toss in the water, while the coiled and looping rope creates texture and links more isolated elements of the tattoo together. The artist has used a lot of white ink but has done so in a variety of ways. This inner forearm fishing tattoo displays excellent line work and shade technique to create different sets of realistic surfaces. From cool bait designs to realistic fishermen out on the seas, every popular idea you can imagine has been included in this manly collection! Fishing Tattoo Ideas Regardless if you fly fish or just hope to get a nibble down at the local pond, these top 75 best fishing tattoos for men are sure to reel you on in. Yet, if curious to know how they did it back in the Stone Age you might also be a little shocked to know they used fish hooks made from bones. Remember, that doesn’t even include the rod, sinker, line, hooks, etc. The truth is non-commercial fishers spend on average a jaw-dropping $1 billion per year on bait alone! However, you might be surprised to know that it comes at a cost. From tuna to marlin, shark, sailfish, mackerel, bass and more. It’s a good reason why more than 44 Americans fish at least once every year.įew things can top the recreation of a good day spent out on the boat or by the dock.Įven if you fish for sport or competition, there’s always a reward in store at the end of the line. Just about every man enjoys casting a line out into the water and heading home with the big catch of the day.
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