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It's so bittersweet when a project comes to an end,…

It's so bittersweet when a project comes to an end, especially one like this. My client @_1repmax came in wanting a mix of Circe Invidiosa by John William Waterhouse and a Art Nouveau Alphonse Mucha flare, Oh boy did my ears perk up when she told me that! Two amazing artists merged into one on a full side leg, hells yeah! This was such a fun project for me and I enjoyed every second of it. Four sessions of tattooing and having amazing conversations with my client Max ,that I will miss having on my plinth on a regular basis. Thank you Max for your dedication and for the time spent together, you are a gem of a person. I hope to see you soon 🫶🫶🫶

A Illustrative mythology tattoo on the leg sleeve by ⭐Rocio Todisco⭐ at @rocio_todisco, posted on Jul 30, 2026.

by ⭐Rocio Todisco⭐

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@rocio_todisco

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Illustrative Color Neo-Traditional

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Mythology Portraits Historical

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