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My mate just got this done in a place called Nemesis in Seaham, England. Can't believe how bold the colour work is, and it was done by an apprentice! :eek: Seriously in love with it right now.
That has to be Michelle Madisons work, she does incredible work for an apprentice, John Anderton runs that shop and is an amazing artist.
She does mostly that style but recently done her first realistic work a rose and I was blown away by it
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Marty McFly wrote: »That has to be Michelle Madisons work, she does incredible work for an apprentice, John Anderton runs that shop and is an amazing artist.
She does mostly that style but recently done her first realistic work a rose and I was blown away by it.
I follow John on Facebook! his stuff is unreal! i will def be makin it my busines to get tattoo'd by him!!0 -
Marty McFly wrote: »That has to be Michelle Madisons work, she does incredible work for an apprentice, John Anderton runs that shop and is an amazing artist.
She does mostly that style but recently done her first realistic work a rose and I was blown away by it.
Pm me a link to the Facebook page please?
It was an apprentice who did it, so if she's the apprentice, then it was her work. She did another piece for my friend, who says the colour is still as bold as it looked in the 'fresh' photo.
Seriously want to go over and get something done by her during the summer, the colours are so bold. 0 -
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Pm me a link to the Facebook page please?
It was an apprentice who did it, so if she's the apprentice, then it was her work. She did another piece for my friend, who says the colour is still as bold as it looked in the 'fresh' photo.
Seriously want to go over and get something done by her during the summer, the colours are so bold.
Yep she's the apprentice in there her work is already amazing I'm sure she will only get better.0 -
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Marty McFly wrote: »Yep she's the apprentice in there her work is already amazing I'm sure she will only get better.
I've never considered getting work done by an apprentice before, but I'm rapidly considering the idea...
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Marty McFly wrote: »She's an apprentice with a long waiting list from what I can gather going by her Facebook.
You just said that to me in a text, I don't need it repeated here, silly.
I'd imagine that kind of work is well worth the wait anyway. Once my birthday is over and done with, time to get saving. I have something I want done that I'd say she'd do really well. Had been considering Eimear Kearney for it when I eventually get the money together (I have others planned before the one I'm talking about now), but I like Michelle's work better tbh. 0 -
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Please Kill Me wrote: »Sorry, don't mean to be rubbing it in your face. Just save like mad and get one in the summer. Thundercat eh? Something like one of these??
Could be kinda cool alright.
:cool:
I do like the bottom left one you quoted but I still think they're just too "same-y". I'd like to get my own little twist on it. Doodling away trying to figure what works. But I think my foxy vixen may take it's place instead
Decisions, decisions, but I'm a long way off. Mr. Engel I shall be having first 
Yeah I have heard some dodgy things about VW's alright but I just have this thing for German engineering (weird I know).
Really? Like what?
I only ask 'cos I drive a 95 Polo and honest to God, she has NEVER let me down. Now she's similiar to the vomit inducing old mans car :P in that she's not very aesthetically pleasing - paint job is a wreck - but she's the little engine that could. Never even caused an issue during the Big Freeze of 2010. My father drives a Jeta and dear god but that thing has been through the mill and still going. Even has a fancy yellow starter button :pac: 0 -
Really? Like what?
I only ask 'cos I drive a 95 Polo and honest to God, she has NEVER let me down. Now she's similiar to the vomit inducing old mans car :P in that she's not very aesthetically pleasing - paint job is a wreck - but she's the little engine that could. Never even caused an issue during the Big Freeze of 2010. My father drives a Jeta and dear god but that thing has been through the mill and still going. Even has a fancy yellow starter button :pac:
Ah your driving an old school VW when they had good reliability nowadays German cars are really lagging behind Japanese cars in terms of reliability, well they always have but the gap has widened.
Im only actually just reading about it. It makes me glad I currently own a Honda but not so glad im looking at BMW's
http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/motors/2013/0227/1224330562396.html
heres a thread on said article
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=20568910680 -
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PMSL!!! Well, after a few years of back and forth, he came home with a Thai bride half his age. 'Twas only a matter of time I suppose. :rolleyes:
How's everyone today?
Not bad. I DO really hate dumbasses and timewasters though. Stupid people are stupid. Do they really think I've nothing else to be doing??? :mad:
On another note, I was offered a 1999 Honda Civic in GREAT nick for €150. I smell a profit!!! There's an oul boy who is a customer, has the car in his driveway. It belongs to his son who fecked off to Aussie land a year ago and the car is sitting there since and the son isn't coming back. He just wants rid of it. Hmmmm.... :cool: 0 -
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Please Kill Me wrote: »PMSL!!! Well, after a few years of back and forth, he came home with a Thai bride half his age. 'Twas only a matter of time I suppose. :rolleyes:
Not bad. I DO really hate dumbasses and timewasters though. Stupid people are stupid. Do they really think I've nothing else to be doing??? :mad:
On another note, I was offered a 1999 Honda Civic in GREAT nick for €150. I smell a profit!!! There's an oul boy who is a customer, has the car in his driveway. It belongs to his son who fecked off to Aussie land a year ago and the car is sitting there since and the son isn't coming back. He just wants rid of it. Hmmmm.... :cool:
If it ain't a lemon I could be tempted to offer you €300 for it, nice and easy 100% ROI for you there :pac:0 -
Please Kill Me wrote: »
On another note, I was offered a 1999 Honda Civic in GREAT nick for €150. I smell a profit!!! There's an oul boy who is a customer, has the car in his driveway. It belongs to his son who fecked off to Aussie land a year ago and the car is sitting there since and the son isn't coming back. He just wants rid of it. Hmmmm.... :cool:
Nice thats a no brainer really, even some the bog standard ones are still going for over a grand I'd bite his hand of for that if its in good nick, and who knows yeh might get lucky he might be clueless and selling ya a Type R which still go for quite a few quid.0 -
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If it ain't a lemon I could be tempted to offer you €300 for it, nice and easy 100% ROI for you there :pac:
I'll know during the week. He said the battery is flat (understandably) and the tyres are deflated and it's manky. I reckon a quick service and a wash and polish, she'd be nice. I'll keep ya posted.
I was also offered a Nissan Terrano (2.7) 7 seater (full spec) for good money. Going to have a look at that next Friday. Watch this space... 0
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