Today my appoinment was cancelled. I tried to fill it up but it didn't work out.  I was stuck with unfinished drawings for big projects so I couldn't work on anything big today.
Asmidin came today to check on his dragon sketch for his sleeve.
He thought it would be good idea to do something small... and he got home with this:




So again "Thanks Asmidin for saving and making my day!"
December 08, 2011
The first one went well and found his owner quickly.
Since I have a lot of hudge projects I need some smaller pieces for a change. 
So here is the 2nd round. 
I think, if time allows, I could keep making one-off designs every month. That would be great. 
Anyway, the rules are quite the same as before.
So,  first comes first served!; and I want to do this unchanged (I might add some shading in the background if needed) and this design must remain in full color so no black & gray!
 If you want to get this piece on your skin, send me an email titled "We know who we are..." to 

jankowzki@gmail.com 

or come visit me at Kynst (from wednesday till saturday between 12 and 12:30) to book directly an appoinment for february 2012. 
Don't send me any masseges on facebook. Sometimes I can't open my inbox there. 
If you are interested send me an email instead of comment, that prevents confusion. 
Thank you for reading.
Take care.

 Edit 13th dec
I have to anounce that this design is no longer available. 
Thank you all for your interest and till the next project! Please keep an eye on it.
Check out if you like something from the latest post.
November 28, 2011
Ok, here is a classical flash that has been done in many ways.  This one is from my point of view.
I'm dying to tattoo this in original size ( 15 x 16 cm without background ).  
Anyone who is interested to get this special one of a kind design send a titeld message "Reap what U sow" to: jankowzki@gmail.com 

Or even better come to see me (from wednesday till saturday between 12 and 12:30 o'clock) at Kynst to make directly an appointment!!!

Thank you for reading. 

27th November 
I have to anounce that this design is no longer available, it has been reserved. 
Thank you all for your interest and till the next project! Please keep an eye on it.
Check out if you like something from the latest post.
November 23, 2011
 ...some parts healed and some parts fresh.

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November 17, 2011
..."I want to get a teaspoon... with a bird or something like that".
November 12, 2011
To make the Story short: Roller Girls should have cool tattoos...

some parts fresh some parts healed
November 09, 2011


October 30, 2011
2 tattoos from last week... on both some parts healed and some parts fresh.

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October 24, 2011

... no that's the other droid.
Yesterday Tim sat like a trooper... again! Not even a twitch.
I'm not lying!

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October 06, 2011
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September 22, 2011

Todays session: Floor's birdie is finished

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September 21, 2011
Chinese characters have a complex beauty as well as individual meanings. People who get Chinese tattoos are often drawn to this. Unfortunately, the flip-side is that there are a lot of pitfalls for the unwary. I have personally seen such elementary mistakes as a tattoo with the Chinese Symbol being tattooed reversed or defaced.The vivid samples of such mistakes of Chinese Symbol tattoos as below :
  1.  Missing strokes and defacing Symbols . The majority of tattoo artists in western countries know nothing about Chinese, not to mention how to write them correctly. Missing strokes are common mistakes and thus making the tattoos meaningless, and the poor penmanship defaces the Chinese characters and makes them look ugly. Wearing meaningless Chinese symbol tattoos is embarrassing. The following photos are the examples of missing strokes and degaced chinese symbols, the red characters besides the circle are the correct one.
  2. Chinese Symbols Being Tattooed Backwards. A much more common mistake is that the Chinese characters are flipped horizontally or vertically and thus is a mirror image of what it should be. I think this might be the problem when people use temporary tattoos or work from those because after a while they might get confused as to which side is the correct one. To have a Chinese symbol tattooed on you backwards is also embarrassing. The pictures below show you how a Chinese character being tattooed backwards. the red characters are correct one.
  3. Mistranslation. Chinese characters are complex and can easily be mean something other than intended. Get the wrong one and your new Chinese symbol tattoo will be a permanent source of embarrassment to you! A lady has told me her Chinese symbol tattoos experiences:/p> After deciding have a Chinese writing tattoo, She went to Chinese restaurant and pull over a Chinese waiter and asked him to write out the word "free" in Chinese characters for her, free has two meaning in English dictionary, the first one is free of charge and the second meaning is freedom which was the lady wanted, the waiter wrote down the first meaning in Chinese for the lady. The lady ended up with the sign "free of charge" on her skin and it was end up with spending US$900 to remove the tattoos.
  4. Do not know the meaning. I have come across many western people who do not know the meaning of their Chinese writing tattoos. Tattoo is a way of self expression. If anyone curiously ask you the meaning of your tattoos, answering them either do not know or make up the meaning is quite awkward.
September 15, 2011

 


 
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