- Following 2.3K
- Followers 23.4K
- Engagement 3.85%
- Avg likes 806
- Avg comments 49
About Patrick Paul O'Neil
Patrick Paul O'Neil (@the_burning_jewel) is an Artist creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. The account has 23,406 followers and 457 published posts. Recent posts average 806 likes and 49 comments, an engagement rate of 3.85%.
With 23.4K followers, Patrick Paul O'Neil is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Patrick Paul O'Neil follows 2,259 accounts, so the audience is roughly 10 times the size of the list followed. Patrick Paul O'Neil carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Patrick Paul O'Neil under Artist, with Art & DIY as a secondary category.
Patrick Paul O'Neil's Instagram bio is brief, at 5 words across 2 lines. The bio mentions @threetidestattoo. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Patrick Paul O'Neil dates from April 2023.
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457 Posts
Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Patrick Paul O'Neil, 6 are carousels and 4 are single images. That mix leans toward carousels. 457 published posts give Patrick Paul O'Neil a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 51 followers for each post published. Patrick Paul O'Neil also keeps 3 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 147 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include work, back, been, last and tattoo. The captions tag #tattoo, #kapalatattoo, #deadlynorthtattoosupply, #goodguysupply and #solidink.
There's a few guys in western Canada that always blow me away with their speed. Damian, the Tex's, hope to be at their level of efficiency one day.
Looking forward to seeing what I can do with this new efficiency when tackling multi day projects back home:)
#kapalatattoo #deadlynorthtattoosupply #goodguysupply #solidink #hivecaps
Sumi and ink on paper.
The variety of tattoos that I've gotten to do the last few months at Three Tides has been a really great experience. It's kind of like hitting the gym and targeting different muscles each day. Some days you're mostly working on line work. Other days you're working more on texture. Some on edges, ther days you're working more on color contrast. I just need to remember to take pictures haha.
Moving to Japan, I knew I wouldn’t be doing large-scale work as often. New country, new market, new clients. In many ways, it’s been back to square one, which has been a really good thing.
Walk-ins, small pieces, all kinds of requests, some styles I hadn’t touched in nearly ten years. I don't care what I tattoo, I'm just happy to be tattooing, and honored that people trust me to mark their bodies. Often, getting to talk to them is the best part of the job.
In just the last month I’ve tattooed an orthopedic surgeon, members of a Dutch Heavy Metal band, an architect, a chef, a video game developer, a sports statiscian, and someone who’s seen Tool play live 79 times. Tattoo subjects included Radish Yokai, Tuna, pine tree leg sleeve, watercolor dragons, cat portrait and English knights. Lots of great conversations, lots of random trivia and perspectives picked up along the way. Every small piece feeds back into the larger work.
Not every day is sunshine, but overall the dream has been better than expected. #tattoo #tattooartist #tattoojourney #tattoolifeďż˝ #japantattoo ďż˝ ďż˝ ďż˝
Yuki and I are so happy to finally share that this October we’ll be moving to Japan!
This has been years in the making.Lawyers, visas, building connections, guest spots, portfolio work, and language lessons, all leading to this moment. It’s been our shared dream for a long time, and now it’s becoming reality. Yuki is excited to be back home, and together we’re working toward our long-term goal of one day having a private studio
For now, you’ll find us in Osaka while I continue splitting time between Japan, Canada (Toronto & Vancouver), and Australia for guest spots.
One of my biggest motivations in taking this step is to grow as a tattooer. For years I’ve studied Japanese art, history, and culture, and while I’ve developed a process I’m proud of, now I want to refine the fundamentals—linework, shading, efficiency—by learning in the place best known for it. So expect seeing a very different type of work!
To my existing clients: don’t worry, your tattoos will be finished. I’ll be coming back to Canada regularly. And for anyone traveling to Japan, I’ll be offering a special discounted rate to help offset travel costs. If you’d like to wrap up a tattoo before we leave, please DM or email me to schedule.
Finally, if you’ve been to Japan and have any travel tips or spots to check out, I’d love to hear them!
A huge thank you to Yuki for pushing so hard over the last 4 years to make this possible, and for reminding me to accept what life offers instead of being afraid of failure.
Here’s to the next chapter 🌸
Tyler came from Michigan. His back is by Hajin from South Korea. For this piece I was heavily inspired by Fibs of Puerto Rico, Michael J Kelly of America, and Shige of Japan. And ofcourse, Tyler himself! Please go check them out, and prepare for some good stuff!
Firstly, Michael J Kelly. He possess a remarkable sensitivity to tone, strong shapes and design. His research and developmental process made a remarkable impact on me the past few years. He makes honest, solid tattoos. I thought I was bored of seeing skulls......until I saw his!
Fibs' work the last few years has been memorizing to see. It's difficult to describe what genuineness and passion is, but you know it when you see it. His compositional work emboldened me and offered me the courage to TRUST BLACK. His work in one word: STYLE!
Shige, what more can be said. His amount of visual effects is staggering. Lost edges, light on dark linework, geometric patterns, transparency, abstract composition. On our last session, one of the last pieces we looked at that morning was of a ghost. It was incredibly light and subtle. For the subject, the effect was perfect. Subtlety of that degree takes tremendous courage, restraint and the forsight to plan for the future.
Last but not least, Tyler himself! Our sessions were exchanges of industry stories, references, art perspectives and an overall awesome mood. Every night you go home and tell your wife: Damn that was an awesome day of tattooing!
His growth through the years has been a treat to watch. Seeing those around you grow really lights your fire. You ask yourself, what am I bringing to the table? Am I being honest to myself? Am I taking risks? Am I make something vulnerable and unrefined for all those to see?
It takes courage to show your own work to the world, and it's a gift from the community to receive theirs.
We teach each other, we cheer each other along, we inspire each other. We all grow from one another.
This tattoo is brought to you by: community.
Despite my best intentions, every piece is a roll of the dice. I try my best in any endeavour, but I can admit when I could have done better. I will continue to streamline my process better, work on my weaknesses, and most importantly experiment with every piece. Hopefully by that point, I can be confident that I’ve attatined a unique voice, independent of my teachers and inspirations. My second ambition is to one day be proud of every single piece I make. Until then, I am a work in progress. I will falter. Some experiments will yield terrific results, others will instruct me what not to do.
Dupree’ s sleeve is a very experimental piece. I learnt a lot through it, pushed my comfort zone and am carrying those lessons into my current work. The gamble paid off really well. When Dupree asked to get his chest done, admittedly I feared I could not replicate the success of our first campaign.
It’s difficult to show up everyday and do your best, start strong, carry that momentum forward, and tie up all your loose ends. I suppose a fear of mine would be that if I achieved any less then what we did on the arm, it would be as clear as day. Thankfully, Dupree is ever trusting in my awkward process, gave me freedom and always has a great energy. He let me take my time, experiment in some areas and fall back on others. You put my anxious mind at ease Dupree. Thank you as always. #tattoo #tattoos #torontotattoo
Patrick Paul O'Neil's engagement
Patrick Paul O'Neil's engagement rate on Instagram is 3.85%, between 3% and 6%, or 3 to 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 26 followers. An average post collects 806 likes and 49 comments, close to 16 likes for each comment.
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3.85%
- Avg likes
- 806
- Avg comments
- 49
- Interactions : followers
- 1 : 26
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Who is Patrick Paul O'Neil?
Patrick Paul O'Neil (@the_burning_jewel) is an Artist creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. Patrick Paul O'Neil carries Instagram's verified badge and uses an Instagram professional account. Patrick Paul O'Neil's Instagram bio is brief, at 5 words across 2 lines.
How many followers does Patrick Paul O'Neil have?
Patrick Paul O'Neil has 23,406 followers on Instagram (23.4K). Patrick Paul O'Neil follows 2,259 accounts, so the audience is roughly 10 times the size of the list followed. 457 published posts give Patrick Paul O'Neil a moderate archive on Instagram.
What is Patrick Paul O'Neil's engagement rate?
Patrick Paul O'Neil's engagement rate on Instagram is 3.85%, between 3% and 6%, or 3 to 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 26 followers. An average post collects 806 likes and 49 comments, close to 16 likes for each comment.
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Flinque files Patrick Paul O'Neil under Artist, with Art & DIY as a secondary category. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Patrick Paul O'Neil, 6 are carousels and 4 are single images. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Patrick Paul O'Neil repeatedly use the words work, back, been, last and tattoo. Patrick Paul O'Neil's captions carry hashtags such as #tattoo, #kapalatattoo and #deadlynorthtattoosupply. Patrick Paul O'Neil writes those captions mainly in English. Patrick Paul O'Neil keeps 3 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.
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