Richard views tattoos as a form of self-expression and has covered 85% of his body with them. He’s a father of five and wants people to know his family is just like any other. His kids, despite initial judgments from others, see him differently. One daughter said, “My dad is not scary; he’s good with tattoos.” Marita, his wife, initially judged him by his looks but soon realized he’s a big-hearted person. She writes about his devotion in her blog, portraying him as a loving father and husband. Richard is active in his children’s lives, participating in the PTA and attending their events. Despite criticism, Richard embraces his tattoos and family life. He states, “This is what we did, and we’re happy.” Tattoos don’t make him a bad father; they provide his kids with a unique perspective on life.

In the end, Richard Huff proves that appearances can be deceiving, and love transcends tattoos.