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art is the most interesting part of skills to combine the knowledge great teacher come from too many artist.for creating the unique concept on it. "tattoos are permanent and a life long commitment as yourself....reflection.I recommend when you chooses a design that reflect on your attitude.that they same as you respect yourself and the idea for what you will created on your mind to bring them life and values of art to last and forever.
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pencil sketching
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charcoal and pencil
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ON PENCIL SKETCHING
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WATER COLOR WITH EDITING
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colored henna tattoo
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PENCIL SKETCHING
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rotary tattoo machine
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born to ride from harly dividson
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8 balls lack holder
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lack knot with thrade
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new flash
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tomb raider bio mech cartoon character
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spawn
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pen ink
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portrait on henna
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HENNA TATTOO
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henna tattoo
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henna on paper
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my squeezer
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unfinish henna tattoo
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small tattoo
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disposable tube
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pen&ink
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TATTOO SHOP TAGAYTAY CITY PHILLIPPINES
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TATTOO SHOP TAGAYTAY CITY PHILLIPPINES
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pen and ink with ink wash
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pencil sketching
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pencil sketching
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ms paint
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ms paint
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SAMPLE ON MY AIR BRUSH WORK
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THIS TATTOO I COVER-UP ON SCARIFICATION. DUE TO THE BICYCLE ACCIDENT. THE DETAIL ON THIS TATTOO ARE TOO VERY SMALL DUE TO THE THINNER LINE AND ONE OF THE MOST SMALLER NEEDLES THAT I USED
TO CREATE THE THE EVERY DETAIL ON THIS ALIEN SKIN TONE AND BECAUSE OF THE LOW PROFILE OF THE CAMERA ON CELL PHONE THEY WERE NEVER CATCH UP THE THINNER LINE SOON I WILL TAKE A PICTURE AND TO ADD THE SCI-FI BACKGROUND ON IT.FOR THE SECOND AND FINAL SESSION.
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THIS DESIGN ARE WORK IN PROGRESS ON ink and pencil i never complete the whole inking on this page.but i just want to continued the inking and colored on this piece with the back ground also.
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The word ‘cyborg’ is shortened for ‘cybernetic organism’. Cybernetic is the entire field of control and communications theory, whether in the machine or animal while organism is an organized body, consisting of mutually connecting and dependent parts constituted to share a common life.
Donna Haraway suggested that "the cyborg has no origin story in the Western sense" (151-52). However it can be said that the history of cyborgs orginates from two line of history. One, the character of the cyborg originated out of the emergent field of cybernetics in the 1960's where Manfred Clynes and Nathan Kline helped coin the term as a concept that would "allow man to optimize his internal regulation to suit the environment he may seek" in outerspace (Clynes, 32).
On another side of history, the cyborg takes its origin from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Frankenstein's monster is often cited as the first cyborg and was not born of woman but assembled his monster on the operating table.
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THIS IS MY NEWEST WORK ON MY LEFT HANDICAPPED HAND ON HENNA TATTOO ON BRUSH TO MY RIGHT HAND ON BIO ORGANIC TATTOO.
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The feast of the Black Nazarene on January 9 is considered one of the most spectacular religious events that take place in the Philippine history.
Every year thousands of devotees from all walks of life come to the district of Quiapo to take part in the procession as a way of strengthening their faith or fulfilling their “panata” (vow) to Lord.
The Black Nazarene is the patron saint of Quiapo, a small but well-known part of Manila, a hub of trade and commerce because of the Quiapo market and the many stores located there.
The life size image of the Black Nazarene shows a “black” Jesus Christ carrying a cross. The statue has been housed at the Saint John de Baptist Church in Quiapo, Manila also known as the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene since 1787. The image of the Black Nazarene is brought out in procession on its feast day and Good Friday.
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THIS CHINESE DRAGON TATTOO REPRESENT FROM THE MING DYNASTY OF CHINESE EMPEROR.AND WAITING FOR THE ADDITIONAL DESIGN FOR THE COMPLETE TATTOO
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this henna tattoo are mixes from dark images with death skull on cybernetics's mixes from oriental and sci-fi alien tattoo design on henna this is my original concept and work in progress on fine line stroke of brush.
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Choosing a Design :
Tattoos should reflect who you are and what you like. Take your time and make sure your tattoo will be something that you can live with forever. Don't be limited to what a studio has on hand; sometimes part of finding the perfect tattoo involves explaining your ideas to the tattooist, and/or bringing in reference materials. Your tattooist should be able to draw a custom design for you. Discuss size, color, and placement. Sometimes designs that work on paper may not work on skin. You should be comfortable enough to trust in the experience of your chosen tattooist.
Placement and Size of the Design:
Give the placement of your tattoo a lot of thought. Most people have a gut feeling about where they would like to have their tattoos placed. Choosing where your tattoo is placed should not necessarily be based on a fear of how much it might or might not hurt. Every person's body reacts differently, so the sensation will vary from person to person. Size is another issue.
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THIS PAINTING ARE WORK IN PROGRESS ON WATER COLOR FOR ALMOST 5 HOURS.WATER COLOR IS MY FAVORATE MEDIUM FOR PAINTING.
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THIS DARK IMAGES IS MY ORIGINAL DESIGN AND THIS IS A WORK ON FREE HAND TATTOOING.THIS TATTOO ARE WORK IN PROGRESS ON ROTARY TATTOO MACHINE FOR ALMOST 2:30 HOURS.THIS DAY OF NOV.18 2007.
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this design are made from my different concept on digital art on tattoo design air brush and t shirt print wall papers.
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.i am a born artist. i started sketching when i am 6 yrs old. i draw a free hand drawing at the time with the used of my left hand.due to accident happening to me i never been expected to my life.when my left hand it was totally dis-able.due to the fire crackers.that was late 1990 January 1st around 11:30 a.m. Philippines time.i felt my life ruin cause for the accident that happening to me.but i wake up at the hospital in bed.i saw a pencil and bond papers on my table. that was the beginning to write again and to practices my right hand. because i was worried at the time to my self that i cannot write again and to go back in school.however due to my determination i made it for 3 weeks later on the hospital.i found out that i can write & draw again.and i prove it.i receive my 1st merit of award. in on the spot poster making contest at the inter school art competition on the spot poster making contest.and won the the dspc school press conference on editorial cartooning champion for 2000
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this dark images the fall of soul to the hell. henna tattoo are work in progress on squeezer and bush.the datail of this henna are to very solid line the values of texture of the human head and the shading are too very visible. it can stay more than 3 weeks to the skin due to the dark stain of the ink on henna
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this henna tattoo are work in progress on squeezer for almost 3 hours during my home service here indang one of my friend.hes the avid fans of slipknot.so i decided to create the complete mask of slipknot to the full arm sleeve of henna tattoo.
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this water color are done with my left handicapped hand i tie the brush with the lice of shoes to my left hand to paint on papers to practice on it.
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FAUX ADJ.ARTIFICIAL;FAKE FROM FRENCH FALS.NOT GENUINE ARTICLES.THE ART OF FAUX FINISH PAINTING ARE IS COMPRISED OF THE TECHNIQUES
USED TO RECREAT LOOK AND THE NATURAL MATERIAL SUCH AS STONES AND WOODS.WE CAN COMBINE THIS IN MURAL PAINTING THE BETTER EFFECT ON PAINTING SUCH AS ON BOARD,CANVAS AND WALLS TO CREAT THE BEAUTIFUL EFFECT OF THE VIEW.
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The human figure has been an important subject for artists for over 2000 years - since primitive man carved stone fertility goddesses, and ancient Greeks first carved figures in marble. Their timeless, great sculptures set the standard for the representation of the figure for many centuries. In the 19th century, when artists such as the Impressionists began to depict the figure in a modern way (no longer idealized, and wearing the clothes of 19th century Europe), the figure remained an important subject of art. Modern art in the 20th century continued to question the centuries-old artistic traditions, and depicted the figure in ways that were sometimes hard to even recognize - but still the figure was depicted. Now, in the early 21st century, artists are still using the human form in their work, albeit in unexpected and sometimes provocative ways. The human form is us - and will probably always be represented in some way in art.this is the most important on comics and tattoo.
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THIS FRAZETTA ARE MY MEWLY CONCEPT ON FULL BATTLE ARMOR AND NEWLY SWORD THAT ISPIRE FROM FRANK FRAZETTA ARTWORK ON 70'S.
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MY NEWEST HENNA TATTOO ON TRIBAL WITH MY FRIEND van and spax HERE IN INDANG CAVITE.THIS HENNA PROCESS ARE WORK IN PROGRESS ON MY LEFT HANDICAPPED HAND WITH THE USE OF BRUSH AND ALSO WITH THE SUPPORT OF MY RIGHT HAND FOR GUIDING MY LEFT HAND ON EVERY EDGE OF THE LINE ON THE TRIBAL.I AM A LEFT HANDED PERSON AT THE TIME TO DRAW. BUT FOR THE ACCIDENT ON FIRE CRACKERS THAT HAPPENED TO ME.I DECIDED TO PRACTICES MY RIGHT HAND TO WRITE AND TO DRAW AND ALSO TO PAINT. THEN. I DISCOVER MY LEFT HAND TO GET A LICE OF SHOES TO TIE THE PENCIL ON MY HANDICAPPED LEFT HAND AND START PRACTICING MY LEFT HAND.ITS SO VERY DIFFICULT START FOR THE NEW BIGGENERS.HOWEVER I NEVER GIVE UP.DUE TO MY DETERMINATION I USED MY LEFT AND TO RIGHT HAND TO DRAW AND TO PAINT.AND NOW SEE MY ACTUAL PHOTO FOR THE HENNA TATTOO ON BRUSH THAT DONE ON M LEFT HANDICAPPED HAND.I AM DOING THIS BECAUSE I JUST WANT TO SHARE MY CAPABILITY THAT THERE NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE TO PRACTICES WITH DEDECATION TO YOUR WORK TO BECOME SUCCESS.BUT Y
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ROLLER BLADING IS MY FAVORATE SPORTS.WHEN IM NOT DOING A TATTOO OR ANY KINDS RELATED TO MY JOB AS AN ARTIST AT THE PARK.
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Always insist on clean and sterile equipment .
Needles should be single-use only. Make sure your tattooist removes new needles and tubes from sealed autoclave bags in front of you. Autoclave bags have color indicators to show that they have been sterilized in an autoclave. However, these indicators can change colors even if the autoclave is not working properly. This is another reason you should ask to see autoclave test records.Be certain that your tattooist pours fresh ink into new disposable ink caps. Under NO circumstances should ink that has been poured out or used, be poured back into ink bottles.
All tattooists should wash their hands and put on a new pair of gloves when starting a tattoo. Make sure that any of it.my inner tube for my rotary tattoo machine are used once and disposable to become safety and to avoid any contamination's to the other illness taken to the client's.cleanliness is my first priority for doing a tattoo.the guide of the needles are not been attach.
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this is one of the most respected and award winning media here in Philippines.local and national radio station.i must participated in different competition medium of art and design. most specially during my previous year on elementary and high school in Victorias City Negros Occidental Philippines. i know my life are always been departed on this job since my early childhood. I never stop to dreams that i can prove it not to myself but to share to other the knowledge that i have own in the name of art and design. I know its been a long journey to come on my life every steps theres so many trials,cretinisms appreciations,fame,publicit... gathered them and i learned
them.but the most important things that i always remember respect to others with honesty and you most respect and become humble in the eyes of others.
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THIS IS MY NEW SKETCHES ON BALL PEN ON IRON MAN THE MOVIE USING THE CROSS HATCHING LINE
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Henna is the Persian name for Lawsonia inermis, a bushy, flowering tree, that was originally found in Australia, Asia and along the Mediterranean coasts of Africa.
Henna ceremonial painting is considered sacred work and a form of worship in many diverse cultures in India, Africa, and the Middle East.
Mehndi is the Indian name for the plant and the body art associated with its use. Intricate designs were painted on new brides and as part of the marriage ceremony in India. It is associated with the transition into womanhood and a celebration of marriage. It features prominently in some ancient tales, including as warn by Parvati, Lord Shiva's wife, to charm her difficult to please husband. In Morocco henna is considered magical and is used in the transformation of man and woman into husband and wife.
More recently this form of body art has become popular with people all over the world, including celebrities, which has helped make it hip and bring it into the mainstream for men,
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THIS TATTOO ARE WORK IN PROGRESS ON SINGLE NEEDLE OF MY NEW ROTARY TATTOO MACHINE.TOONS ART IS SIMPLE AND CUTE.BECAUSE SIMPLICITY IS BEAUTY IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER.
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this henna tattoo are work in progress on fine line the detail of this henna on lizard are to much thin and very small to cacth up of every detail to become realistic tattoo on henna that similarity to the permanent tattoo
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MY COMICS DRAWING SAMPLE ON PAST COMICS ILLUSTRATION late 1998.STAN LEE IS ONE MY FAVORATE CREATOR ON X MEN I REALLY LOVE THE ART OF STAN LEE EVER THAT FIRST I SAW THE MARVEL COMIC SPECIALLY THE WORK OF ART OF STAN
LEE ALL OF MY ART WORK ARE INSPIRE FROM MARVEL COMICS.
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this dark knights are belong to my original concept on frazetta
warrior. i really love this character.since from my childhood.
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detailing on it influences of my fellow Filipino comics illustrator here in Philippines.i really love comics illustration since from my child hold that inspire me to create a newly characters on comics i always buy the comics books and magazines.and even on the classes i still draw on my note book.sometimes my teachers get mad at me. due to i am not listening on the classes during at the time.comics is a very interesting part art and hobbies it is challenge to the capacity of our knowledge to create a new one characters and concept.i meet so many comics illustrators and some of them are will known here in in Philippines.like Tatay Joe Muncal Lan Medina Monsanto vincent kua and other fellow artist at the time on GAZI PUBLISHING house that was late 1998 when i am applying on the comics publishing
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this is my collection of art & design particular on tattoo and other work for painting.some of them are my past feature painting,sketching and inking process for different drawing. everyday. i always practise my left and right hand and to study the artforms for every drawing that i have made.always fallow the basic procedure and the detailed on it. to creat my character and to inhance my knowledge in the name of art.my facsination come from so many tattoo/artist/painter and really belief that great teacher come from so many personality and concept to there knowledge.and to there different expression to there art.but always remember to the basic procedure to become success.
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this is my newly tattoo machine on rotary this is my trusted friend for tattooing because i really love the motor.it is so very smooth and for how long that you used.the coil of this tattoo machine are not tottally heat due for the ic that connected on the motors this machine are not tottally finish.this rotary tattoo machine are applicable for the single needle and uses for the smallest needles for tattoo.this motor are function for 3v to 12v. with the power of adapter and battery.soon i will post for my newly rotary tattoo machine and the function of the inner tube for rotary tattoo machine.hope that you would enjoy to see my conceptual for rotary tattoo machine.
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THIS OLD SCHOOL BLACK PATHER COME FROM TO THE 3D TATTOO.
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THIS KOI PAINTING ARE WORK IN PROGRESS ON WATER COLOR AND ENAMEL PAINT ON BORD PAPERS.IT WAS TOTTALLY FINISH FOR 4 HOURS I NEVER USED BLACK OUT LINE/FRAMEWORK INSTEAD OF RED AND YELLOW GOLD COLORS TO INHANCE THE DETAIL AND VALUES AND THE HUES AND COLOR SEPARATION.THE SIZES OF PAINTING ARE 14X17 INCHES.IF YOU WANT TO SEE THE FULL DETAIL ON PAINTING PLEASE SEND ME A COMMENT UPON REQUEST TO SEE THIS CLEAR IMAGES.BECAUSE THERE SO MANY TINY LINE THAT CANNOT BEEN TRACES ON THE ACTAUL PHOTO.HOPE YOU LIKE THEM ALL
FOR MY NEWEST ARTWORK.
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"Men, young and old, all tattoo their faces and decorate their bodies with designs....A son of the ruler of Shao-k'ang of Hsia, when he was offered as lord of K' uai-chi, cut his hair and decorated his body with designs in order to avoid the attack of serpents and dragons. The Wa (Japanese), who are fond of diving into water to get fish and shells, also decorated their bodies in order to keep away large fish and waterfowl. Later, however, the designs became merely ornamental. Designs on the body differ in the various countries.... their position and size vary according to the rank of the individual" (Goodrich 1951:10).
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The Kofun Period (A.D. 300-600)
During this period tattoo transformed and documented meanings emerged. Though the tattoo had been in the previous history of Japan the meanings associated with tattoo had not been found in the historical documentation. Here we begin to see written works depicting what the meanings and practices of tattoo during this period. The references are taken by the literature written during the eighteenth century referring back to the Kofun period. Five passages, two from Kojiki, and three from Nihon Shoki are important references about tattooing McCallum argues. The Kojiki "refers to a tattoo on a man of very high status- 'strange,' but again not criminal. On the other hand, the three later accounts are clearly associated with crime. The first of these (Nihon Shoki) refers to a case of treason, with the usual death penalty being commuted to the lesser penalty of tattooing.
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Dragon History - Universal Concept in Ancient Cultures
Dragon history is nearly universal throughout the world's ancient cultures. Where did this global concept originate? How did societies throughout the world describe, record, draw, etch, sew and carve such creatures in such uniformity, if they did not witness these creatures duringtheir lifetimes?
Dragon History - Dinosaurs Revealed Dragon history can be summed up as follows: "The dragons of legend are strangely like actual creatures that have lived in the past. They are much like the great reptiles [dinosaurs], which inhabited the earth long before man is supposed to have appeared on earth." (Knox Wilson, "Dragon", The World Book Encyclopedia, Vol. 5, 1973, pg. 265.)In light of that statement from The World Book Encyclopedia, many people don't realize that paleontology (the study of past geological ages based primarily on the study of fossils) is a relatively new science. In fact, the concept of dinosaurs (giant lizards.)
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THIS CONCEPT ARE BELONG TO MY CLIENT. SHE BRING ME TIME A COPY OF THIS TATTOO THE I ADD SOME DETAIL ON IT.BECAUSE SHE REALLY LOVE THIS PICTURE SO MUCH TO PUT ON HER BACK SHOULDER. THIS FLOWER TATTOOING LATE 2006 IN BETWEEN OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBERS WHEN MY FRIEND ASK ME TO GET A SIMPLE DESIGN OF THE ORNAMENTAL TATTOO SHE LOOKS SO PRETTY COOL AND SHE TAKING OF TATTOO SHE NEVER TAKE ANY KINDS OF PAIN RELIEVER TO HIS BODY AND I WAS AMAZED AT THE TIME SHE WAS ALMOST FINISH FOR MORE THAN TO 2 HOURS LATER.
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SAMPLE ON MY DIFFERENT PENCIL SKETCHING AND CHARCOAL ON PAPERS.PORTRAIT IS ONE MY FAVORITE MEDIUM ON ART.
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this concept for tribal tattoo are mixs on polenesian and samoa tattoo
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this concept are belong to the great ancient history of Polynesian. tribes from the great grand parent to there tribal people and spread out in all over the world particularly here in Philippines. we call them igorot tribe warrior to there tribes from kalinga apayao and mountain province.
this concept are belong to my original design for permanent tattoo/henna.
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this newly tattoo are work in progress on my rotary tattoo machine.this portrait of a crying jesus was done on single needle this tattoo are smaller than 2x3 only.i do this for 20 minute only.
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Thinking about getting a tattoo?
Getting a tattoo is a serious decision. It is important to arm yourself with as much information as possible.This is a basic guideline for what to look for when choosing a studio and a tattoo artist. Included are precautions meant to help prevent cross-contamination of blood borne diseases from one client to the next and instructions on how to care for your new tattoo.These guidelines are based on a combination of vast professional experience, common sense, research and extensive clinical practice. This is not to be considered a substitute for medical advice from a doctor. Be aware, however, that many doctors have no specific training or experience regarding tattoos and may not be educated on how to best assist you.
Education is of the utmost importance to us.Please familiarize yourself with the following tattoo guidelines. Any studio you select should abide by these basic rules for your safety:
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THIS CARTOONING ON HENNA TATTOO ARE WORK IN PROGRESS AND COLOR WASH ON HENNA TO ADD SOME MORE DETAIL TO THE BACK GROUND AND TO INHANCE THE LIGHT DETAILED ON THE LIGHT AND SHADOW PERPECTIVE OF DRAWING.THE THE SLASH CARTOONING ARE HOLDING WITH THE NIGHTMARE OF CHRISTMAS HEAD SKULL LOGO.
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THIS TATTOO ARE ALMOST DONE FOR 4 HOURS.AND WAITING FOR SECOND DETAILING ON IT.
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TODD MAC FARLANE IS ONE MY FAVORITE COMICS ILLUSTRATOR THIS ONE OF MY SAMPLE ON SPAWN ART ON COMICS AND TATTOO
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THIS IS MY NEWLY INKING AND CONCEPT FOR SPAWN.
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THIS DRAWING ON HENNA TATTOO ON PAPER ARE WORK IN PROGRESS ON SQUEEZER AND COTTON BUDS FOR THE LIGHTING EFFECT ON THE SHADOW HENNA ARE TO VERY DIFFERENT TO THE OTHER MEDIUM ON ART TO THE PAPERS. BECAUSE IT IS TO VERY TICKY AND HARD TO BRUSH UP THE ORIGINAL DRAWING ARE INSPIRE FROM TRAINOR TEACHER SIR LAN MEDINA ONE OF THE BEST ILLUSTRATOR HERE IN PHILIPPINES IN THE OF COMICS ILLUSTRATION. I WOULD LIKE THANKS FOR THEM TO THERE ADVICES TO IMPROVE MY SKILL ON DRAWING.
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SAMPLE ON MY DIGITAL ART ON T SHIRT PRINT.
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TAEK WON DO IS MY FAVORATE SKILLS ON MARTIAL ART FOR ALMOST 10 YEARS I JOINED THIS TEAM.I FOUND OUT THAT THIS MARTIAL ART ARE SO VERY INTERESTING & VERY DICIPLINES.NOT THE WAY YOU ACT BUT THE WAY YOU MOVE AND YOU APPLY THIS MARTIAL ART TO MY SELF. I WON THE TOURNAMENT THAT HELD ON VICTORIAS CITY LATE 2007 FOR THE AMATUER TAEKWONDO IN FEATHER WIGHT DEVISION. 3 CHAMPION 2 SILVER MEDAL AND 2 BRONZE MEDAL.THEN I RECIEVED THE 1st. BLACKBELT DEGREE ON VICTORIAS CITY NEGROS OCCIDENTAL PHILIPPINES.GIVIN ON JAN. 6,2000.WITH MY INSTRUCTOR SENSIE MRS.EFRAIM BIATINGO SR. 6th DEGREE BLACK BELT ON UNDO KAN MARTIAL ART KARATE CLUB AT VICTORIAS CITY NEGROS OCCIDENTALPHILIPPINES.
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TANTRA GIRL / ASSASSIN CHARACTER
THIS TATTOO ARE MADE UP FROM THE SINGLE NEEDLES OF MY ROTARY TATTOO MACHINE.IT WAS LATE 2002 TO MY FRIEND AND HE LOVE PLAYING ONLINE GAMES ON PC SPECIALLY THE TANTRA GAMES ONLINE.MY SPECIALTY BELONG TO THE SINGLE NEEDLES FOR TATTOOING.
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this text are belong to his elder brother that died on the accident.late 5 years ago
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this design are inspire from the tomb raider game.i created this new character with my concept for lara on bio mech to the heavy metal tattoo design.tomb raider is my favorite games on play station.
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TRIBAL TATTOO DESIGN IS ONE OF THE BASIC STROKE OF ART IN THE NAME OF TATTOOING. SOME OF THIS IMAGES ARE REPRESENT FROM THE ABSTRACTS DRAWING THAT MARKS ON THE BODY, WOODS, PAPERS,AND EVEN ON THE METAL. THERE SO MANY CLASSIFICATION OF TRIBAL BELONG TO THE ROOT IN CULTURE AND TRADITION OF OUR GREAT GRAND PARENT TO THERE BELIEFS.AND TODAY THIS FORMS OF ART ARE STILL PRACTICE. SPECIALLY TO THE MODERN ART AS A DESIGN SPECIALLY TO THE BODY ART TATTOO.BUT A FEW IT WAS CHOOSE N TO UNDERSTAND THIS JOB AS A PART OF OUR CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION.
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THIS TATTOO ARE UN-FINISH DETAILING ON IT.THIS IS THE SAMPLE ON MY OUT LINE FOR TATTOOING.
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THIS IS MY HOME PLACE ON VICTORIAS CITY NEGROS OCCIDENTAL HOME OF THE SWEET AND PURE REFINED SUGAR CANE IN NEGROS OCCIDENTAL PHILIPPINES.ONE OF THE BEST TOURIST DESTINATION IN THE PHILIPPINES.YOU CAN TRAVEL FROM MANILA TO NEGROS VIA PHILIPPINES AIRLINER AND NEGROS NAVIGATION ..LUXURY SHIP.18 HOURS FROM THE NORTH HARBOR ON MANILA.
Victorias City rose out of a settlement known as Malihaw at the mouth of a river of the same name (taken from the abundance of Malihaw trees on the riverbanks). Scarcity of records preclude accurate dating but the settlement probably dates back to the 1850s. Malihao became a barrio of Saravia (now E.B. Magalona) before 1880 with a certain Tomas as Teniente del Barrio; then it became a pueblo (town) with Gregorio Conlu as the first Gobernadorcillo, married to Faustina Gosiaco (Capitana Tutang). It is alleged that Capitana Tutang and her maid, Micay were taken as hostages by bandits who escaped by banca and dumped them in the river.
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What henna is not however is BLACK. Most black henna as it is called is natural henna adulterated with a toxic chemical dye called ParaPhenylenediamine or PPD for short. When added to henna the resulting stain is black. PPD may also be used alone to stain skin black PPD stains the skin absolutely black within 2 hours and the stain can last easily 2 weeks. PPD penetrates deep into the skin, reaching the dermis (living cells) and passing into the blood stream is extremely dangerous in either case, because it is a toxin that is able to get into the bloodstream through the skin. Once in the system, PPD toxins collect in the liver, causing liver and kidney damage and exposure can lead to cancer of these organs .please stop using black henna. tattooist and clients can ruin your life and health. i would like to thanks to ms.Catherine Cartwright-Jones on henna page.for more information regarding from safe traditional henna tattoo.
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ROTARY TATTOO MACHINE JIMS tattooist's. Services include all types of Body tattoo's and cosmetic tattoo. You may use your own designs or choose from our huge range. Tattoo's are performed by appointment only. my tattoo's are not performed with a traditional coil gun. We use a finest faster rotary tattoo machine that almost resembles a different classification of stainless stell / aluminum and bronze type of metals. All of my needles are sterilised and disposable and used only once.i am proud to uphold Health Standard requirements and keep our environment as clean as possible.
my BODY ART Tattoo costs are based on the amount of work required, whether it be the detail or lots of colour or just a touch up to an existing tattoo define from the satisfaction of every costumers.
i Offer the best job of my knowledge in the name of tattooing industry here in philippines.
REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS
Tattoo colours will be much brighter at the time of the procedure than after healing time. Healing time should take around 4days to 7days to 30 days depending upon the depth of the needles to the body of individual clients. All tattoo's will fade over the years. How long they last depends upon numerous factors, the main one being sun exposure.
PRE-PROCEDURE INSTRUCTIONS
All clients are advised to have eaten some time within the day prior to a tattoo procedure. NO Alcohol to be in the body at least 8 hours prior to the procedure. It is advised that sensitive skin may redden or swell slightly.
Our pigments are non-toxic and meets the highest standards of quality and purity, some people may have an allergic reaction due to the sensitivity of the individual to the ink.
Good health is of High importance to us and to you.
I am a spot artist from the any location here in philippines particular in luzon.you can contact me for my job on yahoomail @ jims_ph@yahoo.com
jimmy formas
indang cavite
cavite philipines
cavite INDANG PHILIPPINES AL 4122 ph
Phone: 09287413078
http://inkwork27.deviantart.com/
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mabuhay ang mga mananatong pilipino
support all local tattoo artist
» Posted by
PhilippinesBatikTattoo
on 5/19/2006 10:05:15 PM.
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HEY...
IT LOOKS THAT YOU HAVE HAD A LOT OF FUN.....N I LIKE IT...
» Posted by
RodrigoSJimenez
on 6/9/2007 11:20:03 AM.
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tol!
lupet ng mga drawing mo ah hehehe... nag tataka tuloy ako na d ka gumagamit ng gloves.. nag papractis pa lang ako ng tattoo tol... rotary din gamit kng machine... sana balang araw magkita din tayu hehehe... godbless bro!
» Posted by
Garifiti
on 6/11/2007 1:00:12 AM.
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Very Inspiring story!
Mga tol at idol. Nakakatuwa na may mga pinoy na sumasabay sa lahat ng uri ng sining sa buong mundo. wag nating kalilimutan na kung may pagkakataon, itatu nating ang sarili nating disenyo. Para sa sining natin. Tagay! Peace bro Grafiti, PBT at Rodrigo at at sayo pareng Jimmy.
Rjei, Garry at Gerry ng Twinstatz
» Posted by
Twinstatz
on 7/11/2007 8:31:04 PM.
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Thanksss!
I know the rotary machine....:))
Very style...sometimes the tradicional tattoo machine - makes clients a little bit afraid...rss
Thank you for the Visit!
Kisses!
» Posted by
MaryMazda
on 7/17/2007 6:08:58 PM.
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nice to meet you
Heya Jimmy thank you very much for your nice comment..good to see you trying hard in different mediums good luck and all the best wishes
C :)
» Posted by
ChrisRand
on 7/18/2007 12:33:20 AM.
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hi
thanks for ur comment..i like also ur work.i was use that machine.it was nice and hard..
» Posted by
VenomKursat
on 7/19/2007 9:17:38 AM.
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Thanks man,your grafic is real good!
» Posted by
Aco
on 7/28/2007 1:05:41 AM.
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machine
most of my tattoos are done with rotary machine.
all my tattoos are done only with mine hand made tattoo machines.
best regards
» Posted by
SlavaINK-ing
on 7/28/2007 9:25:36 AM.
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thanks for your comment bro
Good work ....nice i like at
» Posted by
PirateTattoo
on 8/7/2007 1:18:03 PM.
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Thanks
HI! Thanks your opinion and critics. You are using rotation machine marvellously! Good work!
» Posted by
Maistroo
on 8/8/2007 9:44:50 PM.
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Thanks
I would like to thank you for your comments coming for a fellow Artist like yourself it mean so much more .. Thanks Ron
» Posted by
Itsmybodytattoos.comRon
on 8/9/2007 5:44:42 PM.
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Thanks
for your advice. You are right. I wanted to do it, but the customer wanted to call it a day. But I persuaded her to suffer a little again ;) and finished it.
» Posted by
MiaWalter
on 8/15/2007 9:45:47 AM.
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Hi
hi
thanks for coment
» Posted by
MaxCorleone
on 8/18/2007 3:23:41 PM.
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yeah! thanks
thanks bro! for your comment, maybe next time i'll do much better tattoo. coz Im only beginer for tattooing industries. You saw my rotary mahine, thats my best handmade tattoo gun that Ive ever made.
» Posted by
Devonclyde
on 9/8/2007 3:49:40 PM.
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hey
... thanx bro. ;)
keep up da good stuff...
greetz from germany
» Posted by
D.D.Freaky-Farm
on 11/2/2007 7:49:05 PM.
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thanks man eor your comment.your works is veri good.my respect
» Posted by
Pitt-BullTattoo
on 11/4/2007 11:59:17 AM.
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greetings from Macedonia..
Thanks for your coment..
regards..
» Posted by
WildNeedle
on 11/4/2007 2:34:09 PM.
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Thanks
I'm amazed about your left hand, I'm left handed too. I don't want to think of what would happen if I screwed it up. Great job and thanks for the comment.
» Posted by
TiffanyWellsGallery
on 11/4/2007 7:29:25 PM.
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interview
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» Posted by
JimmyFormas
on 11/5/2007 8:15:14 AM.
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tattoo history that come from on 1st ROTARY TATTOO MACHINE
tattoo, or dermal pigmentation, is a mark made by inserting pigment into the skin for decorative or other reasons. Tattoos on humans are a type of decorative body modification, while tattoos on animals are most commonly used for identification or branding.
Tattooing has been practiced worldwide. The Ainu, the indigenous people of Japan, wore facial tattoos, as do some Maori of New Zealand to this day. Tattooing was widespread among Polynesian peoples, and among certain tribal groups in the Philippines, Borneo, Mentawai Islands, Africa, North America, South America, Mesoamerica, Europe, Japan, Cambodia, New Zealand and China. Despite some taboos surrounding tattooing, the art continues to be popular all over the world, including a large trend emerging in Australia.
this is commonly believed that the original root word of "tattoo" comes from the Tongan or the Tahitian word tatau, meaning to mark or strike twice (the latter referring to traditional methods of applying the designs).[1] The first syllable "ta", meaning "hand", is repeated twice as an onomatopoeic reference to the repetitive nature of the action, and the final syllable "U" translates to "color".[citation needed] The instrument used to pierce the skin in Polynesian tattooing is called a hahau, the syllable "ha" meaning to "strike or pierce".[citation needed]
The OED gives the etymology of tattoo as "In 18th c. tattaow, tattow. From Polynesian (Tahitian, Samoan, Tongan, etc.) tatau. In Marquesan, tatu." The first closest known usage of the word in English was recorded in the diary of Captain James Cook in 1769 during his voyage to the Marquesas Islands. The text reads, “...they print signs on people’s body and call this tattaw”, referring to the Polynesian customs.[citation needed] Sailors on the voyage later introduced both the word and reintroduced the concept of tattooing to Europe.[2]
In Japanese the most common word used for traditional designs or those that are applied using traditional methods is irezumi ("insertion of ink"), while "tattoo" is used for non-Japanese designs.
Tattoo enthusiasts may refer to tattoos as "tats," "ink," "art," or "work," and to tattooists as "artists." The latter usage is gaining greater support, with mainstream art galleries holding exhibitions of both traditional and custom tattoo designs. Copyrighted tattoo designs that are mass-produced and sold to tattoo artists are known as flash, a notable instance of industrial design. Flash sheets are prominently displayed in many tattoo parlors for the purpose of providing both inspiration and ready-made tattoo images to customers.
Some tribal cultures traditionally created tattoos by cutting designs into the skin and rubbing the resulting wound with ink, ashes or other agents; some cultures continue this practice, which may be an adjunct to scarification. Some cultures create tattooed marks by hand-tapping the ink into the skin using sharpened sticks or animal bones or, in modern times, needles. Traditional Japanese tattoos (irezumi) are still "hand-poked," that is, the ink is inserted beneath the skin using non-electrical, hand-made and hand held tools with needles of sharpened bamboo or steel.
The most common method of tattooing in modern times is the electric tattoo machine, which inserts ink into the skin via a group of needles that are soldered onto a bar, which is attached to an oscillating unit. The unit rapidly and repeatedly drives the needles in and out of the skin, usually 80 to 150 times a second. This modern procedure is ordinarily sanitary. The needles are single-use needles that come packaged individually. The tattoo artist must wash not only his or her hands, but they must also wash the area that will be tattooed. Gloves must be worn at all times and the wound must be wiped frequently with a wet disposable towel of some kind.
Prices for this service vary widely globally and locally, depending on the complexity of the tattoo, the skill and expertise of the artist, the attitude of the customer, the costs of running a business, the economics of supply and demand, etc. The time it takes to get a tattoo is in proportion with its size and complexity. A small one of simple design might take fifteen minutes, whereas an elaborate tattoo sleeve or back piece requires multiple sessions of several hours each.
The modern electric tattoo machine is far removed from the machine invented by Samuel O'Reilly in 1891. O'Reilly's machine was based on the rotary technology of the electric engraving device invented by Thomas Edison. Modern tattoo machines use electromagnetic coils. The first coil machine was patented by Thomas Riley in London, 1891 using a single coil. The first twin coil machine, the predecessor of the modern configuration, was invented by another Englishman, Alfred Charles South of London, in 1899.
» Posted by
JimmyFormas
on 11/5/2007 8:34:08 AM.
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TATAK DUGONG PILIPINO
ang tattoong pilipino ay isa sa pinakamatandang sining ng ating mga ninuno pinag-mulan na minana natin hanggang ngayon sa makabagong henerasyon.subalit ano nga ang ibig sabihin ng tattoo sa ngayon.bakit napakaraming ipinagbabawal lalong-lalo na sa paghahanap ng trabaho.marami ang nawalan ng pag asang umangat sa buhay ang kanilang antas ng pakikisama dahil sa taglay ng nigatibong pananaw na ang tattoo daw ay nag mula sa loob ng kulungan o isang addict ang gumagawa nito. subalit ito ay isa pinaka sensitibong gawain ng sining na dinaan sa mahabang prosiso.upang tiisin ang sakit na ang dulot ng karayom sa bawat tusok ng karayom ang sakit na dala nito ay tiniti-is ng isang costumers bago makita ang na-ibigang desinyo na gustong ipalagay nito sa katawan.upang dalhin ito sa panghabang buhay hanggang sa kabilang buhay.marami ang nag-mamaronong sa ganitong gawain subalit ang kanilang kaalaman ay di sapat.sapagkat maraming pa silang dapat malaman bago mag-husga sa kanilang kaunting nalalaman tungkol saganitong gawain.ibat ibang opinion kritiko.sino nga ba ang makapagsasabi kung san nag mula ang ganitong sining at sino ang unang taong gumawa nito.kahit na ang mga mananaliksik seyentipiko ay walang kaalaman sa ganitong gawain.ang arte ay hindi masama kung ito ay di ginagamit sa masama.ito ay kinabilangan ng highly skilled artist na kung tawagin natin ay fine body artist.mahalin natin ang kinagisnang kultura ng ating mundo at ipagmamalaki natin ito sa man tayo mapunta bilang dugong pilipino at sumasabay sa ikot ng mundo.ang isang kamangmangan ay hindi makuha ng isa tao kung ito ay pag-aaralan at itindihin ang bawat nagaganap sa nakaraan at kasalukuyan hindi masama ang maging marunong subalit ilagay ito sa tama at ituro sa wastong paraan.upang marating ang nais ipatid.
mabuhay ang pilipino saan man dako sa mundo na mayroong tattoo.
» Posted by
JimmyFormas
on 11/5/2007 8:36:13 AM.
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Thanks for the feedback! I;d like to see your take on Frazetta, he's one of my favorites, keep up the good work!
» Posted by
Outlawz66
on 11/5/2007 4:11:43 PM.
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more power!
more power to you pare!! ganda ng art work mo..long live pinoy artists!
» Posted by
Sandino
on 11/6/2007 1:13:33 AM.
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thnx 4 comment
Thank u 4 great comment ;)
Some of your drawings is amazing.
best regards .
» Posted by
TRNTattoo
on 11/12/2007 4:06:43 PM.
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tnx 4 d comment
ok tnx 4 the heads up..ill keep that in mind thanks..
» Posted by
Sandino
on 11/14/2007 3:43:16 AM.
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Thanks.
Great works here and Congrats for your job. i also really like shadows tattoos, with smooth, and fine line style, lets keep contact and makin good tattoos ok? Hugs from Brazil
» Posted by
SergioCruz
on 11/15/2007 5:34:43 AM.
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thank you
very nice your works.
» Posted by
AltaVolta
on 11/17/2007 4:43:39 PM.
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Thanx...
I appriciate you positive comment...
c u arround
» Posted by
Cebecizade
on 11/18/2007 2:20:23 AM.
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hy..
tnks for the coment,i've see you love very much your work..kiss from romania
» Posted by
Adytattook
on 11/20/2007 4:05:24 AM.
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nice man
cool that i have the felling that u do it for the art concept/...
not because that one day you new that you could make some money out of it !!
» Posted by
RalphContrera
on 11/22/2007 12:49:25 AM.
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hello my friend .thank you for comment / good luck!
» Posted by
Hgfjjk
on 12/1/2007 2:44:39 AM.
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Thanks for your comment
you were very kind and it always makes it a good day when someone takes the time to be nice your stuff is cool
» Posted by
InkedDundalk
on 12/3/2007 4:18:57 PM.
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hy from split
thanks for comment,like your portraits.
» Posted by
Ana-StTattooArt
on 12/18/2007 6:24:28 AM.
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hi
wery nice gallery.awesome
» Posted by
Sars
on 1/17/2008 4:19:23 PM.
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ello
Thanks for the comment-sorry it took so long! You have some really nice drawings! Keep it up!
» Posted by
MachineArtLaura
on 1/24/2008 10:29:12 AM.
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hi,thanx bro!good work!regards!!!peppo
» Posted by
Peppo
on 4/29/2008 10:02:22 AM.
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