WINGED BACK PROJECT.
A multi-session back project ordered as a build record. The close detail shows visible layout/guide marks over an in-progress tattoo; later full views show increasing completion. Motion stays last.





Curated project stories, multi-session work, progress records, finished pieces and motion. Dates are intentionally removed from the public presentation so the work is organized by project rather than by an unreliable timeline.
Page 01 contains Projects 01–18 with 55 media records. The Project Archive groups supported multi-view, process and motion relationships; individual records remain in the Full Archive with their permanent Archive IDs.
A multi-session back project ordered as a build record. The close detail shows visible layout/guide marks over an in-progress tattoo; later full views show increasing completion. Motion stays last.





Four views of the same completed color Oni leg tattoo. These are alternate views of one finished state rather than separate process stages.




A wrapped shoulder composition that reads with the body rather than against it. Motion remains with the record as the clearest surviving presentation.
Two records of one hand project: an earlier red layout/drawing stage on skin, followed by the completed black skeletal hand tattoo. The layout image is process documentation, not presented as finished tattoo ink.


Three views of the same shoulder composition remain together as one multi-view record.



Two views of the same graphic forearm composition are grouped as one record.


Two motion records show the same full-arm project from different angles and stay together as one sleeve record.
Three views from the same floral forearm project stay together as one record.



This pair separates the pre-tattoo layout stage from the completed tattoo and stays together as one build record.


Two still views and one motion record document the same arm composition.


These two pet-theme records are preserved together as the paired archive record shown in the Full Archive.


A still and matching motion record document the same illustrative thigh tattoo and remain together as one project record.

A still and matching motion record remain together as one classical figure arm project.

Four still views and a motion record all belong to the same forearm project.




Four still views and one motion record show the same arm from multiple angles and remain together.




A multi-session build record with still and motion documentation kept together.



Two views of the same heart-and-skull forearm tattoo remain together as one project record.


Two still views followed by the motion record.

