The one kilt I never take off!

[MACKAY]

I had this done several years ago. Took over 24 hours to complete (three eight hour sessions), am pretty proud of this as I designed it myself. Basically this is one kilt I am always wearing and never take off :-)

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Have a great New Years all .....

Brian Mackay

[sav]

Brian,
Niiiiice! Didn't notice that when I met ya at Brit's! I've pondered on getting a rampant lion on one arm and an Asoka lion on the other to symbolize my love for both my indian heritage and my kilt wearing/piping/study of scottish history.

[Big Dave]

You should be proud, that's an awesome tat. I have two, a celtic cross on my forearm and my wife name in runes on my ring finger, both of them I designed.

[MACKAY]

Thanks for the positive comments guys ... I have a few other non-celtic tats, but I still have lots of ideas, and more skin to go!

Tats are so damn addictive ;-)

Brian

[GlassMan]

I'll probably never get a tattoo myself, but I think that one looks great! And of course it's in the best tartan around. ;)

[GMan]

I do like the looks of that tat.

You and the artist should be proud.

[Colin]

Nice looking work. Three 8 hour sessions, huh? That's alot of sitting still time

I am trying to figure out how I can make my 9th trip (for 3 tattoos) to the chair without my wife noticing right away. Maybe if she goes out of town.............;-)

Personally I find the ink more addicting than the kilts.

[Big Paul]

Very cool ink!

[Robin]

Although I'm not fond of big tattoos...I think this is a piece of art

Happy New Year!

[Andrew Breecher]

Nice piece. I don't have any tats now, but I know I want to get a small one when I finish hiking the Triple Crown (Appalachian Trail, Pacific Crest Trail, Continental Divide Trail). I'll probably get it on my ankle, or some other rather inconspicuous place.

Andrew.