the moment i saw his tattoo i thought that was Carmen Electra as a mermaid, tell me am not the only one who sees that

SPOILER i was really pissed off when he got sent home when his was clearly better than the others.

When he said right before the finale "I've never been this sure about anything in my life" and he gives a 100 yard stare across a pool table. It was at that moment I KNEW he was going to win. Cleen was on the ropes and was shook up. Before this point I thought Anthony was just gorgeous and had a fresh outlook. And was skilled way beyond the couple years of experience he had. If I had this dude in my life I don't think I'd ever take another Xanax. Anthony if you're reading this when I watch the show with my sons anytime you come on the screen I say "when a real man is talking, we listen."

Does anyone else love how Dave calls everyone "buddy"? He's the only judge that doesn't make me feel like I need a shower after watching them.

Season 4 may be my favorite season of ink master. I think they caught the tiger by the tail somehow with chemistry of the contestants. A lot of the faces in this season became permanent fixtures for the franchise, and it also had some of its strongest artists, great guest judges, interesting flash challenges, and then the normal drama with the Kyle dunbar explosion slowly building in this season, even if it didn't erupt till later. Also the mythical tattoo artist with no tattoos lol

The only thing I don't like about this season was the winner Scott marshall. Not only did he act like the stereotypical disney schoolyard bully but he also looked like one lol. I really liked matti and halo, and thought they were very talented artists, but I didn't like them when they would team up with Scott. I think it was tactical because it seemed like the judges were gonna just cream all over whatever he turned in. Did anyone else find him the most off putting aspect in an otherwise great season?

I can't stop looking at the finger waves, they are sooo bad

I was just watching Ink Master Redemption, and a man and his son came back because Nick D'Angelo made a crappy heart tattoo, he kept screaming that it was a winning tattoo so he didn't need redemption, and when they actually showed the tattoo it was an awful dark, patchy tattoo.

First, how did that tattoo win? Are the judges blind? And second is the ego of some tattoo artist so huge that they can't see and admit they did crappy work?

Unfortunately I couldn't find a picture online. It was done on a special episode called Cupid's Ink.

What is it about the relationship between Amanda and her coach Christian that just really felt wholesome and heartfelt. His eyes would LIGHT UP if any one said anything critical of Amanda, and then he got all cracked up when she got voted off. I don't recall anyone else impacting him this much.

The way he fought for her through the season makes me think of when I defends my daughters shitty decisions..... And then tell her quietly in private how much I did not want to. I know Christian is a dad, and makes me wonder if he has daughters and Amanda was his proxy daughter in their absence. A dad only knows one thing, being dad.

You guys think Anthony regrets the pixelated rose yet? Was just watching the episode where Anthony was coaching and mikes canvas walked out. I thought it was kinda crazy that Anthony just stepped up. Im not a tattoo artist so I don't the technical details, but honey shoulda just gave himself a tattoo

Estoy buscando opciones de streaming, pero no sé si estoy seguro si en Paramount + están todas las temporadas en español, por lo que todavía no he contratado esa plataforma.

Somehow even through all the debilitating anxiety he pulled off the masterstroke for the finale of putting the two against each other with photo realism, while I he got an easier category thats more palatable. True class

How in the hell did they expect to win when 1/2 of their team has never done a style that is present in almost if not all of the seasons of ink Master and to then try your first attempt at a portrait on the biggest tattooing show on TV is absolute insanity. When Oliver said dooms tattoo was Beat or whatever he said, that was a drastic understatement.

I just want Kyle Dunbar to get his flowers. My heart really goes out to him, and I pray that he has found a place to call his own. During covid quarantine I was just watching everything available and landed on ink master one day. It was the first season that Kyle was a contestant, and by the end of the season I was a fan, but it was the Kyle Dunbar story arc that got me emotionally invested. It was never too clear what was actually happening but he would make comments like "well I guess I'm homeless now" and " I have to do a good tattoo so that I have somewhere to sleep tonight". He was saying it nicely and with a smile, but it really touched me. I have been in that same very situation. Where it appears like everything is going great and you're healthy and productive..but it not ok..

I am 40 years old and don't have a single tattoo on my body (I'm a musician so nothing but respect for creative arts). I am about 5 foot 7 and 120 lbs soaking wet, and have been in one fight my entire life. Someone called my mother a bitch the week that my father passed away and I totally lost my temper. I hated it. I have children I shouldn't act like that, and it was very scary. I know that Chris nunez is there to cast judgement and critique art which is always tense, but it felt like he was putting extra sauce on top for Kyle Dunbar, and I just don't get it. I almost get it the second season because the blow up brought in views so I could see them trying to repeat. Why did nunez feel so determined to destroy a man who was losing everything. I would not have been surprised if he popped Chris nunezs head like a pimple. I hope it was all for show and Kyle and Nunez were holding hands and kissing backstage.

His art was unique. It wasn't the best. Just being honest here, but it had definite style. I could almost pick his tattoo out from the crowd every time. Skills and talents can be practiced and mastered. Being a good human, not so easy

Off the top of my head are definitely when Dave was hanging from the ceiling from his back hooks lol and when they faked doing prison tattoos season 3 episode 1.

Since the show is, more than likely done, I have an idea for a final season.

Call it THE Ink Master. All seasonal winners, sorry Cleen and rip Scott, compete a final time for the biggest prize. $500k. All judging is done by the host and finalists from the different seasons. The elimination vote includes the totd winner.

Give it a proper send off instead of a quiet put down.

I haven't heard anything since the last season. I think the show would do much better if it went back to the original format.

I've watched Ink Master on and off since I was a kid. Recently, I've decided to watch the whole series from beginning to end. I have a type of OCD that will generally only let me watch one show at a time, starting at season 1 taking it all the way. I just finished season 13; the fact that they couldn't crowd a winner was a bummer, but I don't really care for the season finale episodes anyway. I just want to see the art I don't care to hear people talk about the season haha.

So now I've hit season 14 and everything is different. I got all of 5 minutes in before it feels like the set is too bright, I wish Ryan hadn't done that to her face, and the host seems a little soft compared to Dave Navarro.

I guess my question is: Is it even worth it to keep going? My job is adjacent to the tattoo industry and I'm a big fan of tattoo designs, application, and the artistry behind it all. And yet... the whole situation of season 14 makes it feel like a whole different show. I'm stressed LOL

TLDR: Should I finish the entire series or stop before I get into season 14 and I end up hating Ink Master? Please Help

I'm wondering on how as many times as I've seen them say about how body parts are positioned whether it's a person or an animal and yet when the ones are competing that go up against the OG's they're loving Tony's tatt of the panther. Don't get me wrong. It's a great tattoo, but please explain to me why one of the pause is facing us with the claws? The panther looks like it's climbing up the thigh, but then we have this one paw that's looking back at us. Yeah they don't even mention that. I don't care if he's an OG, to me that doesn't look right.

I rarely go on Instagram, and this week, I opened it up, and the first video is like a six minutes old post from Tommy with my city's name on it (Peoria, AZ).

He was supposed to be in Australia, so he had unexpectedly open books at a shop 15 minutes from me. My husband has been wanting a cover-up for the last 15 years, and Tommy's video said to call or come on down. We cruised over there, one person beat us to it, we had to get back to work, so my husband messaged him on Insta, and he had a consultation the next morning.

We asked him for nautical theme, but basically whatever Tommy wanted. He spent about three hours drawing a design... by hand. No tablet. No AI. Pure art from his brain.

My husband did two back to back sessions and has a gorgeous piece now.

Tommy is a gem of a guy. Such a kind, chill, caring dude. It felt like hanging out with an old friend. We told deep dark family stories and dumb jokes.

If you're in AZ, he's got availability, strongly recommend hitting him up. Plus, the shop is super cool. Great vibes.

Genuinely one of the best challenges where the canvases had a design made by their loved ones with Down Syndrome. There are so many episodes that are so corny and overly dramatic so it was nice to see something that was meaningful to the canvases and the judges be so nice and positive to each contestant and their canvases.

I think they talked a lot of shit only to produce mediocre tattoos with some of the worst being the cherubs, the natural disaster scene and the battle scene tattoo

This is hypothetical because I’m not a tattoo artist in any sense lol. I would’ve refused to do the eyelid flash challenge in fear I would accidentally go too deep and poke into eye by accident. I would’ve probably also refused to tattoo the motorcycle girl’s Hot Rods and Choppers tattoo in Season 7. I felt bad for her but I know absolutely nothing about motorcycles like Ashley. I would’ve rather her get a tattoo that looked like her bike from an expert than fuck up.

I was in Orlando and my family decided to get a couple of small tattoos to commemorate our Disney trip. We went to Timewarp Tattoo in Kissimmee, which is Christian’s shop.

While we didn’t get tattooed by him since he had an appointment for someone else, we did get to talk with him and he is a really cool guy. I would definitely get tattooed by him or at his shop again.

Sometimes the person watching might think a tattoo is really good but the judges rip into it. Are there any tattoos that guys thought were good but got shit on all over by the judges?

i honestly can't think of many people who could have stepped in Dave Navarro's shoes. always find it strange for people to hate on Joel, I'd argue Good Charlotte are one of the most important bands of the century and to have him host the show is dope.