A new school tattoo of a cowboy frog holding a revolver. It also shows a cowboy frog on leaves. Done in full colour. By Shannon Ritchie at Red Rocket.
The cowboy frog at the centre in vivid green. The composition is tall, vertical, with bold outlines and a partial background; about three quarters of the skin inside the outline is inked (75%).
Key facts
Style: New School 100%
Main element: Cowboy Frog 65% of the picture (lead)
Size: ≈12 cm longest side, likely 7–17 cm — medium (10-20cm) — estimate from the photo: ≈0.8 × visible thigh width; low confidence; the range reaches the next size down, priced by the central estimate
Colour: Color (palette: green 30% · yellow 15% · blue 15% · black 15% · orange 10% · brown 10% · red 5%)
Detail: Moderate · 45% · 75% of the area inked
Mood: funny
Read from the photo by TatSeek Vision Scan unless marked otherwise; percentages are visual shares, not measurements.
Scene: Cowboy Frog holding Revolver; Cowboy Frog on Leaves
About this tattoo
A large vivid green cowboy frog in the centre holding a revolver, on leaves; around them — knife and splash. New school style, full colour — mostly green, yellow and blue. A medium-size piece, about 12 cm on its longest side. Funny in feel.
By Shannon Ritchie at Red Rocket, Manhattan, New York.
Details
What makes it recognisable: subject 45% · color 25% · style 15% · mood 15%
Look of each element: Cowboy Frog: green, vivid, at center
Hi Shannon!
I saw this tattoo on TatSeek and would like something similar: https://tatseek.com/tattoo-photo/cowboy-tree-frog-with-revolver-new-school/
Size: about 12 cm
Style: new school, full colour
Is it possible, and what would it cost? When could you fit me in?
How we know
Photo: published by Red Rocket on redrockettattoo.com; on TatSeek since 2026-10-28, with credit and a link back. The work belongs to the artist. Image rights
Description and tags: TatSeek Vision Scan, an AI reading of each photo (Claude, by Anthropic) under written rules and a closed tag vocabulary, checked against photos labelled by hand. Shares of the picture are visual estimates, not measurements. Nothing about the person in the photo is recorded. How tagging works(Vision Scan v4.3; photo quality 2 of 3)