Same data as JSON. Catalogue updated Oct 13, 2026.
Every result matches every part of the request that was understood. (match: exact)
Understood: Bird (subject) · Full Sleeve (placement) · Brown (ink)
Results: 3
Tattoos
Rooster Sleeve — Neo-Traditional · Bird · Full Sleeve · Color · Very Large / Sleeve (30cm+) Sleeve-size color Neo-Traditional bird tattoo on the full sleeve by Cammeron Donnelly at Supergenius Tattoo, Seattle; ≈$2,000–$5,000; ≈15–26 h, 5+ sessions. composition (TatSeek estimate): Bird 100% by Cammeron Donnelly at Supergenius Tattoo, Seattle, United States · ≈$2,000–$5,000 (TatSeek estimate) · published 2026-09-18 · image · all facts
Cranes Trash Polka Full Sleeve — Japanese (Irezumi) · Trash Polka · Bird · Circle · Full Sleeve · Black with Color Accents · Linework · Very Large / Sleeve (30cm+) Sleeve-size black with color accents Trash Polka abstract splatter tattoo on the full sleeve by George Drone at Malaka Tattoo, Los Angeles; ≈$4,050–$5,250; ≈18–31 h, 6+ sessions. composition (TatSeek estimate): Abstract splatter 50% · Flying cranes 35% · Red circle 15% defined by style 70 · subject 25 · color 5 by George Drone at Malaka Tattoo, Los Angeles, United States · ≈$4,050–$5,250 (TatSeek estimate) · published 2026-09-08 · image · all facts
Older Man Portrait with Figure on a Staircase Realism Full Sleeve — Realism · Trash Polka · Bird · Buildings & Architecture · Male Figure · Portrait · Full Sleeve · Black with Color Accents · Very Large / Sleeve (30cm+) Sleeve-size black with color accents Realism grey portrait of an older man tattoo on the full sleeve by Darl Gnau at Real Gone, Denver; ≈$4,800–$6,400; ≈18–31 h, 6+ sessions. composition (TatSeek estimate): Grey portrait of an older man 40% · Black brush strokes 25% · Figure on a staircase 20% · Colorful bird on shoulder 15% defined by subject 50 · style 45 · color 5 by Darl Gnau at Real Gone, Denver, United States · ≈$4,800–$6,400 (TatSeek estimate) · published 2026-10-02 · image · all facts
Narrow or widen
how
Real links: follow one to narrow or widen this answer (add &format=json to any of them for JSON). Counts are tattoos among the current results.