Posted by 彫倭 Akilla a.k.a. Horiyamato
Monday, August 2, 2010
Japanese TATTOO Horimitsu style 金太郎 抱き鯉 Kintaro is holding koi fish.
本日三件目。
金太郎の抱き鯉。
久しぶりに施術しました。これからもよろしくです。(^-^)
本日終了。
いい疲労感です。
The 1st and the 2nd are TRIBAL and the scripts today.
The third of today.
Kintaro's holding carp.
Operation was done after a long time. My best regards hereafter, it will be. (^-^)
Today's end.
It is good tiredness.
Los 1 y los 2 son TRIBALES y las escrituras hoy.
El tercio de hoy.
Kintaro está sosteniendo la carpa.
El funcionamiento se hizo después de un tiempo largo. Mi saludo de ahora en adelante, será. (^ - ^) El fin de hoy.
Es el cansancio bueno.
Sam's Sleeve Revels in Her Heritage
Last month I had the pleasure of running into Sam on the subway platform at West 4th Street. She had this amazing work on her left arm:
Sam's half sleeve is autobiographical in that it celebrates her heritage and her family in the South.
Her ancestry is one-half Koren and one-half Scotch-Irish, which explains my favorite part of the tattoo, the pigs holding the fans emblazoned with the flag of South Korea:
Her home state is acknowledged by the pig with the gold necklace in the shape of Virginia:
And the one pig drinking from the distinctively-shaped bottle is a nod to her affinity for Jack Daniels.
Many may ask, why pigs? Sam explained that many of her family gatherings and reunions are lavish pig roasts. As a chef, Kim, who blogs here, embraces the cultural aspects of her upbringing through food and, as one can see, in this tattoo.
The work done is by Willie Kirby at Classic Tattoo in Richmond, Virginia.
Thanks to Sam for sharing her awesome tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
Sam's half sleeve is autobiographical in that it celebrates her heritage and her family in the South.
Her ancestry is one-half Koren and one-half Scotch-Irish, which explains my favorite part of the tattoo, the pigs holding the fans emblazoned with the flag of South Korea:
Her home state is acknowledged by the pig with the gold necklace in the shape of Virginia:
And the one pig drinking from the distinctively-shaped bottle is a nod to her affinity for Jack Daniels.
Many may ask, why pigs? Sam explained that many of her family gatherings and reunions are lavish pig roasts. As a chef, Kim, who blogs here, embraces the cultural aspects of her upbringing through food and, as one can see, in this tattoo.
The work done is by Willie Kirby at Classic Tattoo in Richmond, Virginia.
Thanks to Sam for sharing her awesome tattoo with us here on Tattoosday!
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Sergio Cruz, Tatuador Profissional

Convenções:
1 Lugar - Melhor Tatuagem Tribal - TattooExpo 2006
1 Lugar - Melhor Tatuagem Moderna - TattooExpo 2007
3 Lugar - Melhor Tatuagem Comics - Arte Station 2008
1 Lugar - Melhor Tatuagem de Braço - TattooExpo 2009
1 Lugar - Melhor Tatuagem Abstrata - Expo Life Tattoo 2010
Trabalhos em:
ubbibr.fotolog.com/sergiocruz
www.tattooartists.org/sergiocruz
www.orkut.com.br
Meu estilo preferido de tatuagem é o customizado, aquele que torna o seu trabalho original e exclusivo, sejam dos gêneros feminino, Realista, Abstrato, ou qualquer outro. O importante é o acabamento e a harmonia na estética entre o corpo e a imagem alem da essência da mensagem e importancia da tattoo pra pessoa.
Atualmente trabalho com hora marcada, planejando exclusivamente cada trabalho para cada cliente de forma personalizada.
Habilidades profissionais: Design gráfico, operacional em Corel Draw e Photoshop. Todas as versões.
Desenho técnico, artístico e publicitário. Marketing e midia impressa, alem de suporte de identidade visual para empresas e planejamento gráfico.
A arte da tatuagem em um novo conceito. Relacionamento e acima de tudo e respeito com nossos clientes.
História, Ideologia, Expressão, Responsabilidade, Assepsia, Gênero e Escolha , são palavras que fazem parte de nosso dia a dia.
Sergio Cruz - Tatuador Profissional
Cel.: 9136-8616
Local: Barra - Copacabana - Tijuca
Site: www.tattoojah.com.br
Fotolog: www.fotolog.com/sergiocruz
E-mail: sergiocruz@tattoojah.com.br
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I love typographical tattoos.
You've read about them here before in this post, among others.
Last month I met Melissa, in Borders at 2 Penn Plaza, and she shared this tattoo, right below her left collar bone:
This was Melissa's first tattoo (she now has three) and she got it because it is her favorite punctuation mark.
She couldn't recall the exact font, but it resembles old English.
This tattoo was done in Babylon Tattoo & Body Piercing in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Thanks to Melissa for sharing her ampersand with us here on Tattoosday!
You've read about them here before in this post, among others.
Last month I met Melissa, in Borders at 2 Penn Plaza, and she shared this tattoo, right below her left collar bone:
This was Melissa's first tattoo (she now has three) and she got it because it is her favorite punctuation mark.
She couldn't recall the exact font, but it resembles old English.
This tattoo was done in Babylon Tattoo & Body Piercing in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Thanks to Melissa for sharing her ampersand with us here on Tattoosday!
Japanese TATTOO Horimitsu style 山狗と牡丹 wild dog and peony
本日の仕事。一件目はトライバル。
で、本日二件目。
山狗と牡丹。
今日からボカシスタートです。
頑張りましょう!!
本日終了。
下絵作業。
Today's work.
The first case is Tribal.
and the 2nd case of today.
Wild dog and peonies.
starting shading from today.
Let's work hard.
Today's end.
I start Rough sketch work.
El trabajo de hoy.
El primer caso es Tribal. y el 2 caso de hoy.
Perro salvaje y peonías. empezando el sombreado de hoy.
Trabajemos difícilmente.
El fin de hoy.
Empiezo el trabajo del boceto Áspero.
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