Check out the long awaited finish to this awesome new tattoo from the shop. We love when our customers bring us ideas for colorful and vibrant tattoos such as this one!
Category: Works In Progress
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Tattoos Done Recently at Majestic
Happy belated New Year to all! We’re back in the studio and looking forward to a busy year and plenty of new designs in 2013. Make fresh ink your greatest New Year’s resolution yet and contact us for an appointment at (212)431-3323 or adal@majestictattoonyc.com. In the mean time, check out some recent tattoo work done at Majestic.
Bird & Branch Silhouette Neck Tattoo 
Hunter S. Thompson’s “Too Weird to Live, To Rare to Die” Collarbone Tattoo 
Paper Crane Outline Tattoo 
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New York Script Tattoo
Still fresh, still swollen, sorta bloody… but check out this New York script tattoo recently done at Majestic:
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Dia de Los Muertos Tattoos
Like Dia de los Muertos tattoo designs? The most detailed of these tattoos are actually inspired by sugar skulls, which are intricately decorated pieces of candy served to children on this traditional Mexican holiday. Check out these sugar skull tattoos and Day of the Dead tattoos recently inked by Adal at Majestic:
Dia de los Muertos side piece tattoo 
In-Progress Sugar Skull tattoo design 
Psychedelic Sugar Skull side piece 
Colorful Sugar Skull Design on Arm 
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Tattoo Works in Progress – September and October 2012
Check out the latest tattoo work at Majestic throughout September and October 2012. Adal has been working on a fractal shoulder piece and a floral colored sleeve, here they are in the making.
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Mario Kart Sleeve in Progress
Everyone loves Mario Kart… but maybe not as much as our buddy here who went all out and got a Mario Kart tattoo sleeve.
Currently in progress – check back for updates!
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Works in Progress
Can’t wait to finish this lily sleeve.
Really excited about this experiment with organic fractal forms!
Just added color to this sleeve!
Round one of two on this condor wing chest tattoo. While a lot of tattoos can be completed in one session, it’s not uncommon to hold multiple sessions during which details can be refined.
We covered a lot of space on this guy’s sleeve during the first session; next session we’ll focus on shading and line detail.
