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peterpoose

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  1. Just tell him to go to Frith Street, they have someone for every style. I mean you really won't know what would work best until you can look the area and existing tattoo, which is hard to do in a picture, but with the talent they have there I don't see any reason to go anywhere else.

    PS tattoo looks fine, sounds like he just wants an excuse to get more tattoos.

    lol probably and thanks!

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    Is the brother in question in the States?

    Nope London :)

  2. My brother had a stomach piece done at the London Convention by En from Genko.

    He has asked me to ask on the forums on his behalf.

    He is looking for excellent artists you could recommend that would be able to add to this piece on either side as he thinks it looks odd at the moment and needs other stuff added to it.

    I suggested a Japanese dragon going up from it one side and joining his Japanese sleeve but he doesn't want to go up that far.

    He also said it doesn't have to be Japanese style but I wonder what other styles are possible to add to it and for it to not look out of place?

    So if there is any suggestions of excellent artists around London or further afield if they are someone special, that could add to this piece.

    Also any suggestions for other styles that would go with this, if any?

    Personally I think it looks fine :)

    Cheers!

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  3. It's not a big deal, but you can imagine how many threads we would have if every time someone got a tattoo they started a new thread, I'm not good at math but probably like a billion or more. But nonetheless, I came her to look at tattoos so thanks for posting.

    Yep understood, I really didnt realise that was the place for new artwork :)

  4. Not trying to be a dick but why couldn't this go in the latest tattoo lowdown? It's a nice tattoo but I don't think it needs it's own thread...

    Im sorry I didnt realise that the lowdown was for new tattoo pics from the description of that paticular forum. I know and I promise I will never make the same mistake as all the babies in Africa might die :P

    The who, what, where, when, and why of your latest tattoo

    It doesnt really make sense to my clinically dead brain :)

  5. Well I ended up getting to see Alex today aswell. Did 8 hours and even after deciding to do it in B/G we ran out of time and got thrown out by security lol

    Have to go to Italy to finish it. Just the flower and the bottom part, the Apple in red and the nails in the apple :)

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  6. ‎Thought I would post this incase anyone is interested in booking him.

    ~ DMITRIY SAMOHIN ~

    Dear All,

    *****Upcoming Travel ******

    October 15th -20th

    THE NETHERLANDS > Needle Art Tattoo Studio - please contact the shop for appointments [email protected]

    October 24th - 29th

    THE NETHERLANDS > Needle Art Tattoo Studio - please contact the shop for appointments [email protected]

    November 2nd -4th

    ITALY > Florence Tattoo Convention > please email [email protected] for appointments

  7. This is what was written about the book when I bought it, It might help some more.

    In all of my years of collecting and working with tattoo art sources, I have never seen another one. It is 15" x 10.5", 200+ pages, 2 1/2" thick.

    It comprises prints of the work of many of the world's most reknowned Japanese tattoo artists, such as Horiyoshi III, Horitaka, Hori-Goro, Hori-Mono, Hori-Hide, Hori-Cho and many many more.

    After the introductory pages and a layer of rice paper are sets of black heavy, heavy construction-type paper. On the right is a silver-printed index of the tattoo work with the title (such as Dragon) and the artist's name is Kanji and English. On the left side, a handmade print is hand-cut-out and affixed with adhesive to the black construction paper backing.

    This entire book is handmade! On some pieces, a double-wide page of black baking paper is used which folds out to 17x15 onto which multiple images of the same tattoo are affixed. At the end, there is a 30-page black on white history written in Kanji. I believe this gives background information. The condition of the book is overall excellent. Inside the book, the spine needs a little repair but it is not necessary. After all, this is a 40-year-old book.

    It came from a bookshop owned by someone related to the very famous tattoo master Cliff Raven who was a contemporary of Don Ed Hardy. There is light wear on the jacket and a few dusty areas that can be cleaned off. This is a reference work of the artists that define that style, grace and history of Japanese Tattooing. I'm sure that very very few were made and it must have been incredibly expensive since it's handmade.

  8. Well after asking a few people, here that book usually goes for around 24,000 yen. But you got yourself something special there.

    Fun fact: the title is written in very old kanji, so when I was asking my wife about it she said " I don't know I can't read it, this name is to old."

    Thank you for letting me know atleast some information :)

    I paid around £90.00. So it seems like a good deal?

    I dont want to sell it but would rather learn about it, so is there any sites I can go ask for more in depth information or anywhere else I might be able to find out more?

    Thanks again!

  9. Wow thanks for so many suggestions!

    So many talented artists about. This is plenty for this trip for me to have a look at.

    Thanks for the blog, have saved it for future. Also the convention information is just what I was looking for but could never find :)

    Just had my first knockback from the artist I chose first for the trip, shame but still plenty more to contact :)

  10. I am off to Victor Portugal in December to continue my back piece and as usual will be driving.

    I thought on the way back I will head over to some other countries. I have chosen a route, picture below :)

    I am looking for top notch artists along this route or as close to. I thought if there is any along the way I will stop and get a piece :)

    Any recommendations?

    I know Boris is on the way and I think Buena Vista in Germany somewhere but is there any others really worth to see?

    Cheers!

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