David Kerachsky

The latest tattoo was white ink over a section of blackout. This in and of itself was a challenge as the original blackout was scarred and had to be redone three times before Hoode Philly fixed it. Then as you know white ink is difficult and often takes many passes but on the recommendation of one of my artists from the UK we found the right ink and it came out phenomenal. The tattoo itself is a clock/compass intertwined in geometric/ornamental style symbolizing the journey through time & sp

My ink is like a book that you don't have to read from front to back. You can open any chapter (look at any tattoo) and there is a story there. It doesn't matter which chapter/tattoo you go to next as each not only tells its own story but continues the journey that can be interpreted no matter how it is looked upon. It's meant to inspire and encourage expression and percerveirence. You can get lost in the flow of expression and styles and never get lost.

I would invest it in my business (I design and install saltwater aquariums) and enroll in a degree program to further my education. I'd also like to move to have more space for my animals.