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Understood: Yellow (ink)
Results: 1755, showing 1753–1755
Tattoos
Severed Head with Katana Japanese Calf — Japanese (Irezumi) · Neo-Traditional · Male Figure · Sword & Katana · Calf · Color · Large (20-30cm) Large color Japanese (Irezumi) severed head tattoo on the calf by Eric Marts at Supergenius Tattoo, Seattle; ≈$1,200–$1,600; ≈8–14 h, 3+ sessions. composition (TatSeek estimate): Severed Head 75% · Katana 25% mood dark, fierce — ink black 35% · red 30% · yellow 15% · grey 15% · orange 5% — detail Detailed (70/100) — defined by subject 55 · style 15 · color 15 · mood 15 by Eric Marts at Supergenius Tattoo, Seattle, United States · ≈$1,200–$1,600 (TatSeek estimate) · published 2026-09-18 · image · all facts
Severed Warrior Head Forearm — Japanese (Irezumi) · Neo-Traditional · Dagger & Knife · Portrait · Forearm · Color · Medium (10-20cm) Medium color Japanese (Irezumi) severed head tattoo on the forearm by Eric Marts at Supergenius Tattoo, Seattle; ≈$450–$550; ≈2.5–5 h, 1 session. composition (TatSeek estimate): Severed Head 80% · Blade 10% · Cloth 10% mood dark — ink black 30% · blue 25% · red 20% · yellow 15% · pink 5% · grey 5% — detail Detailed (65/100) — defined by subject 45 · style 20 · color 20 · mood 15 by Eric Marts at Supergenius Tattoo, Seattle, United States · ≈$450–$550 (TatSeek estimate) · published 2026-09-18 · image · all facts
Severed Head and Dagger Portrait — Traditional (Old School) · Dagger & Knife · Eye · Male Figure · Thigh · Color · Linework · Medium (10-20cm) Medium color Traditional (Old School) male figure tattoo on the thigh by Clay at Cherry Bomb, New York; ≈$450–$550; ≈2.5–4 h, 1 session. composition (TatSeek estimate): Male Figure 45% · Dagger & Knife 30% · Eye 25% by Clay at Cherry Bomb, New York, United States · ≈$450–$550 (TatSeek estimate) · published 2026-09-16 · image · all facts
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