It's a truly remarkable piece, and I was thrilled to hear it was tattooed by the amazingly talented Amanda Wachob at Dare Devil Tattoo in New York City. She is well-known for an amazing eye for detail for tattoos that appear as if they were just painted on. I mean, look at this delicate touch on the back side of the piece:
Jackie explained that the tattoo is inspired by art in a book of vintage, early 1900's postcards that she found from Pleiades Press. She credited S. Solomko as the artist who created the original piece which inspired this tattoo.
She loved the vintage appearance of the original and Asked Amanda to recreate that feel.
She also loves, from an artistic perspective, the female form, and the sensuality of the peacock feathers fanning out at the bottom of the tattoo.
Again, I can't help but marvel at Amanda's artistry and how she paints on a tattoo:
Thanks again to Jackie for sharing her amazing tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
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