Shannon Moxie Tattoos

Ain’t nothing but a good time!

Colorful tattoo of a cartoonish, dancing purple bluebonnet, green leaves, cowboy boots, and a playful expression on its face.
Tattoo of a roaring tiger with orange and black stripes on a person's forearm.
Tattoo of a bird flying with wings spread, drawn in black outline with some shading, on a person's arm.
Close-up of a colorful dragon tattoo on someone's arm, featuring a detailed face with open mouth and sharp teeth, surrounded by flames and scales.
Tattoo of three goldfish swimming on a person's forearm, with detailed scales and fins.
A person's leg with colorful traditional Japanese style tattoo featuring cherry blossoms, and Heikigano crabs.
Tattoo of a woman in Wonder Woman costume with chains around her wrists and ankles, lying on her back with one arm flexed and the other holding a chain.
A tattoo of a vintage-style pin-up girl with blonde hair, wearing a red swimsuit, lying on a large red rose with green leaves, surrounded by smaller yellow stars and additional roses in the background.
Tattoo of a silly pin-up muscular He-Man character , Skeletor, with a skull face on a person's arm, surrounded by purple armor and flames.
Colorful tattoo of a dragon's head on a person's leg, featuring teal, orange, and black ink with detailed scales and fiery details.
Tattoo of a Dalek from Doctor Who with the word 'EXTERMINATE' on a banner below it.
Traditional style tattoo of a red Dala horse with colorful decorations, surrounded by three blue and white lotus flowers with yellow centers.
Tattoo of an axe with a wooden handle on a person's forearm.
Tattoo of an eye surrounded by clouds and red lightning bolts.

Tattooing classic, colorful American Traditional, Japanese, and folk- art inspired designs. I tattoo at the lovely Rose and Crown Tattoos, located 20 minutes south of Austin, Texas.

"Tattooing and its history are very important to me. In writing my own history, I appreciate the trust and challenges set forth by my clients". - Shannon Moxie

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