Home » featured » Dragon Tattoo phase one, inked at Real Art Tattoo

site-map

Dragon Tattoo phase one, inked at Real Art Tattoo

Posted on April 5th, 2009
Posted by admin under Featured, Tattoos

Dragon Tattoo phase oneHere is the first phase of my latest tattoo, a traditional Japanese dragon design of which Rat at Real Art Tattoo in Syston is some what of a specialist.  Its not my first tattoo by Rat, Ialready have a half sleeve on my left arm with a Koi and Peony design.  You may now have guessed I’m a fan of traditional Japanese work, mainly because of the power of the imagery, their meanings and the fact it has a timeless quality.

The outline shown took around 3 hours although the time appears to pass so quickly as Rat, Odboy and CJay always have a tale or two and are quick to make you feel welcome.  I’m booked in for another 3 hours work to complete this design so I’ll post the finished work whens its done.

This is a place for real art by real artists, Rat’s speciality is traditional japanese tattoos, he has over 23 years experience.

home

No Comments

Leave a Reply

plowstaff-replow
CAPTCHA

*

language
  • Dean Emery: Hi I have the Syma 603 helicopter and need a battery charger...
  • admin: Sorry, I've updated the links on the page now. Click the im...
  • jackie: i have a blackberry 9500 box with all the thing that go with...
  • admin: Look below the category list on the right hand side of the s...
  • Waynee: Im looking, but i aint seeing.... :-/...

  • Categories

  • Links

  • RSS News from TechCrunch

    • Cities that didn’t win HQ2 shouldn’t be counted out November 17, 2018
      Brooks Rainwater Contributor Share on Twitter Brooks Rainwater is the director of the Center for City Solutions and Applied Research at the National League of Cities. More posts by this contributor As tasks wane, skills rise Blockchain technology could be the great equalizer for American cities Scott Andes Contributor Share on Twitter Scott Andes is […]
    • Microsoft to shut down HockeyApp November 17, 2018
      Microsoft announced plans to shut down HockeyApp and replace it with Visual Studio App Center. The company acquired the startup behind HockeyApp back in 2014. And if you’re still using HockeyApp, the service will officially shut down on November 16, 2019. HockeyApp was a service that let you distribute beta versions of your app, get […]
    • China’s hottest news app Jinri Toutiao announces new CEO November 17, 2018
      You may not have heard of ByteDance, but you probably know its red-hot video app TikTok, which gobbled up Musical.ly in August. The Beijing-based company also runs a popular news aggregator called Jinri Toutiao, which means “today’s headlines” in Chinese, and the app just assigned a new CEO. At a company event on Saturday, Chen Lin, an […]
    • Quantum computing, not AI, will define our future November 17, 2018
      William ("Whurley") Hurley Contributor Share on Twitter William Hurley, commonly known as whurley, is an American entrepreneur and the founder of Chaotic Moon Studios, Honest Dollar, and Equals: The Global Partnership for Gender Equality in the Digital Age. He is currently chairing the Quantum Computing Working Group for the IEEE Standards Association (IEEE-SA), and is […]
    • WhatsApp could wreck Snapchat again by copying ephemeral messaging November 17, 2018
      WhatsApp already ruined Snapchat’s growth once. WhatsApp Status, its clone of Snapchat Stories, now has 450 million daily active users compared to Snapchat’s 188 million. That’s despite its 24-hour disappearing slideshows missing tons of features, including augmented reality selfie masks, animated GIFs, or personalized avatars like Bitmoji. A good-enough version of Stories conveniently baked into […]
report
home