All of these available while my guestspot Dublin Ink 29 June - 3 July. And Body Art Expo Dublin 2015 4 - 5 July. If you see something you like message me for bookings: jankowzki@gmail.com
Taking appointments for guest spot at Dublin Ink and for Body Art Expo Dublin.
All interested email me your ideas to: jankowzki@gmail.com
See you there ;)
All interested email me your ideas to: jankowzki@gmail.com
See you there ;)
If you are surfing on the internet in search for a so-called "Chinese/Japanese character tattoo" you might find this piece of garbage:
This tattoo-design is promoted on many websites, but, as you can see in the images below, no one would say what this symbol could mean. Of course, one can find tons of worthless descriptions such as "Match Your Character with Chinese Symbol Tattoos Chinese Symbol Tattoos For Body Girls .... Neck-Tattoo-Chinese-Symbol-Design-Ideas Tribal Chinese Symbol Side Neck Tattoo � Attractive Chinese Symbol Side Neck Tattoo � Chinese Symbol Tattoo On Neck", but not a single concrete translation of this symbol:
The reason behind those elusive explanations is the fact that the ideogram is so poorly written that it makes it unintelligible. In conclusion, don't use this distorted ideogram as a starting point for your Kanji/Hanzi tattoo.
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This is NOT a Kanji / Hanzi tattoo. This is just a doodle.
What possibly could be wrong with this tattoo?
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Wow! a great looking doodle
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When a Kanji/Hanzi tattoo spokes for itself
Don't believe this guy - he has no idea what he's talking about:)
This is NOT a Kanji / Hanzi tattoo. This is just a doodle.
What possibly could be wrong with this tattoo?
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Orange Dragon on the back of this trooper of a lady that has traveled over 5 hours one way for each session to get this backpiece done. Thank you Nadine.
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The church (sometimes depicted as a cathedral, monastery, fortress. etc, but usually depicted as a traditional russian church) is one of the main themes of "Vory v Zakone" tattoos. Usually this tattoos are large, covering significant areas of the chest or of the upper back. The number of domes/cupolas/towers signifies the number of convictions or, less often, it represent the number of years of incarceration (usually each dome represents a conviction; the number of the years served in prison is indicated trough dots tattooed on the knuckles).
(Photo: Arkady Bronnikov/FUEL Russian Criminal Tattoo Archive)
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