I believe that we all have a bit of an extrovert in us. When I spotted Robin in Handen a few days ago I figured him for one. He was on his way home from work. He works as a builder, and I wasn't all that surprised when he told me that he spends a few hours at the gym every week. But he said that the only reason he wasn't wearing a shirt was because of the warm weather.
He has a very nice face Steffe, there was a time when people thought if someone had tattoo's they must be rough types, but that is just not true, it's just a form of expression. Nice post.
ReplyDeleteNice portrait. Lots of ink in his body.
ReplyDeleteYou will be hearing from a lot of admiring women today, Steffe.
ReplyDeleteExtreme tattooing.
ReplyDeleteWild thing...
ReplyDeleteI just can't stand tattoos. Obviously, more and more people disagree.
quel beau tatouage, j'adore (mais j'aimerais pas me faire tatouer autant)
ReplyDeleteI can imagine these faces when Robin is 70.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what his mother could possibly be thinking. And ... how much did all this cost him!
ReplyDeleteAnd why are there 5 comments from males and only three from females?
Disclosure: I have a small tatt on my upper right arm.
Ohh lala
ReplyDeleteOh, my. It's already quite hot in my attic office, but the temperature just got a little warmer. What a beautiful face on that boy.
ReplyDeleteHe's in great shape and proud of his tattoos. I'm not a fan of tatts but he seems like a friendly, easy-to-talk-to guy!
ReplyDeleteYour subject looks very sympa... (nice, likable, friendly). I think heavily tatooed bodies like this can be a work of art. It must be a very difficult job. Nice post.
ReplyDeleteScary!
ReplyDeleteGood looking guy, but creepy looking tattoos.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have ever met someone with only one tattoo. They all tell me that it is highly addictive. I have a friend who is 67 years old. He got his first tattoo 50 years ago, and still adds a new tattoo on a yearly basis!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Irina on this one.
ReplyDeleteTo me tattoos like this would be like wearing the same t-shirt for the rest of your life.
I don't mind the small tatta: it is the full-body-plate that I find hard to get my head around. Yes, sometimes I mistake it for actual clothing.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, as Irina says, what happens when the body beneath sags and wrinkles with age.
That's a thought that I get myself when I see people with really big tattoos.
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