This tattoo I got underneath my left bicep years ago rarely gets seen and mentioned so credit to the tattoo artist. Amazing job & awesome work by the great Markus Blanchard. – John “Stoneface” Quinlan *Taken from: https://www.instagram.com/therealjohnjquinlan/
OK, so many have asked me about the tattoos I now have on my lower legs. For those who know me very well know I have my fair share of body art. They also know I said I would never tattoo my legs or feet. So, I’d like to just clear this up once and for all. Everyone has different genetics and is physically unique. What one person can handle, another simply can’t. A physical training regimen that one can handle; another might have a hard time with it. I can say for many years I have been very active physically, but they always say, while there are many benefits of fitness, it does sometimes come with unwanted side effects. Side effects in the form of injuries and “wear and tear.” Without going into super detail, over the past couple years, the numerous amounts of visual damage below my knees on both legs had gotten pretty bad. I opted to have some artwork created so I would no longer have to see the physical effects of “Father Time.” I have friends that have done 10X the amount of what I have done physically without any effects at all. On the flip side, I have other friends who have done a relatively low level of physical activity their entire life and have 10X the issues that I’ve had. As I said above, I believe genetics determine everything. Obviously, training smart and taking care of oneself helps but I think as individuals we are prone to certain things based on genetics and heredity. With all that being said, I’m 100% healthy and I feel great. Fitness is something I will continue for the rest of my life as I am a “creature of habit.” As I’ve said before, all fitness was for me was myself competing against myself. It kept me out of trouble and allowed me to meet some amazing people. I’d like to personally thank tattoo artist Derek “Goofy” Seaquist for everything, truly one of the world’s greatest tattoo artists and human beings. God Bless, John “Stoneface” Quinlan *Taken from: https://www.instagram.com/therealjohnjquinlan/
‘Fashion Apparel by Joseph Abboud Art Poster’ John J. Quinlan Special thanks to Brianna @ Breezy Pics Photography (Original Photograph) http://www.johnjquinlan.com
Classic Full Sleeve Hand Tattoos Classic full sleeve hand tattoos by the man, the myth, the living legend; tattoo artist Derek “Goofy” Seaquist 🙂 Thank You & God Bless, John J. Quinlan http://www.johnjquinlan.com
“Going back about 20 years, one day I walk into the gym and this guy says to me, “man you never smile, I’m not saying you look mean it’s really stone like with absolutely no expression. Smile man, it ain’t that bad.” So from that point forward whenever I would see him he would say, “Hey Stoneface how are you?” His name was Manny Catalano who became one of my best friends. Unfortunately Manny passed away in 2005 but I can still hear his laugh and the great memories will live on forever. I’m sure he’s up in Heaven now telling God a funny joke. I really miss Manny. Over the course of time the nickname just stuck.” John J. Quinlan aka Stoneface Tattoo by artist Jon Saulnier
