The snake symbolises good as much as evil, but above all renewal. I drew this design when I was able to return to tattooing after a year off work, following major back surgery. A time of fighting the pain on the road to healing. It stands for the strength gained through all the hardships we may face throughout our lives. “The snake sheds its skin, but keeps its nature.”From there comes the idea that a tattoo can help you start afresh, with a “new skin”, while staying true to what you want.
The snake symbolises good as much as evil, but above all renewal. I drew this design when I was able to get back to tattooing after a year off work, following major back surgery. A time of fighting through the pain to find the road to healing. It stands for the strength gained from all the hardships we may face throughout our lives. “The snake sheds its skin, but keeps its nature.”From there comes the idea that a tattoo can help you start afresh with a “new skin”, while staying true to what you want.
The snake symbolises good as much as evil, but above all renewal. I drew this design when I was able to return to tattooing after a year off work, following major back surgery. A time of fighting the pain on the road to healing. It stands for the strength gained through all the hardships we may face throughout our lives. “The snake sheds its skin, but keeps its nature.”From there comes the idea that a tattoo can help you start afresh, with a “new skin”, while staying true to what you want.
The snake symbolises good as much as evil, but above all renewal. I drew this design when I was able to return to tattooing after a year off work, following major back surgery. A time of fighting the pain to find my way back to healing. It represents the strength gained from all the hardships we may face throughout our lives. “The snake sheds its skin but keeps its nature.”From this comes the idea that a tattoo can help you make a fresh start, while staying true to what you want.
The snake symbolises both good and evil, but above all renewal. I drew this design when I was able to return to tattooing after a year off work, following major back surgery. A time of fighting the pain to find my way to healing. It represents the strength gained after all the hardships we may face throughout our lives. “The snake sheds its skin, but keeps its nature.”From this comes the idea that a tattoo can help you make a fresh start – a “new skin” – while staying true to what you want.
The snake symbolises good as much as evil, but above all renewal. I drew this design when I was able to return to tattooing after a year off work, following major back surgery. A period of fighting through the pain to find my way to recovery. It represents the strength gained from all the negative things we may face throughout our lives. “The snake sheds its skin, but keeps its nature.”From this comes the idea that a tattoo can help you grow a “new skin”, while staying true to what you want.
The snake symbolises both good and evil, but above all renewal. I drew this design when I was able to return to tattooing after a year off work, following major back surgery. A time of fighting through the pain to find my way towards healing. It represents the strength gained from all the hardships we may face throughout our lives. “The snake sheds its skin, but keeps its nature.”From this comes the idea that a tattoo can help you start afresh with a “new skin”, while staying true to what you want.
