Samurai Tattoo - Japanese Hoimono and other body art Tattoo

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Sensei — Fri, 25 Mar 2011 20:06:47 +0000

Check out these sleeve tattoo images:

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Card catalog: my arm

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Hunter Thompson/Ralph Steadman sleeve

Sensei — Thu, 24 Mar 2011 22:13:09 +0000

A few nice sleeve tattoo images I found:

Hunter Thompson/Ralph Steadman sleeve

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Session #1 Photo #1

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Cool Sleeve Tattoo images

Sensei — Thu, 24 Mar 2011 00:10:02 +0000

Some cool sleeve tattoo images:

Abstract Sleeve

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bride of frankenstein

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Cool Sleeve Tattoo images

Sensei — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 02:06:22 +0000

Check out these sleeve tattoo images:

Blurry photo of me showing off my squishy mashed potato like arms, and a tattoo.

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Bryan rolls up his sleeve so we can all see his dinosaur tattoo

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Translations of tattoos: make sure you’re not free of charge!

Sensei — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 01:48:34 +0000

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Translations of tattoos: make sure you’re not free of charge!

Translations of tattoos: make sure you’re not free of charge!

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Foreign language tattoos that include authentic and exotic characters can form a beautiful design with a profound, individual and personal meaning. But unless you get your tattoo professionally translated, you may end up with a permanent embarrassment on your skin. To help you avoid a tattoo disaster, here are some tips you should consider when chosing a tattoo in Hindi, Arabic, Hebrew, Japanese, Chinese, or any other language you’re not familiar with:

Whatever you do, don’t use an on-line machine translator to get your tattoo translated. The results can be extremely embarrassing, like having “sanitation” tattooed instead of “purity”! Explain fully to your translator what you want your tattoo to say and provide them with a description and context to work within. Remember that there is no such thing as word for word translation. A professional translator will ensure the meaning of your wording is translated accurately and appropriately. Do not rely on friends who claim to be fully conversant with another language. Even someone who is bilingual may not be able to translate accurately. If you see your tattoo as a form of self-expression, make sure you understand what it means, otherwise the whole exercise becomes rather pointless. Ensure that your design isn’t misaligned, mirrored or applied upside down – a mistake often made by tattooists who don’t understand the characters they are working with. Make sure with images you understand what meaning lies within. For example animals represent different emotions and histories where as numbers represent luck – 88 for example is a luck number in Vietnam though the number 88 represents an elite squadron of Hitler’s army. ?

Still not convinced? Here is an example of what can and did go wrong:

A woman wanted a Chinese tattoo so she went to her local take away shop and asked one of the staff to translate the word “free” into Chinese. He wrote it out for her and she took the design to a tattoo artist. Unfortunately, just like in English and many other languages, the word “free” has a double meaning in Chinese. It can mean freedom, or it can mean free of charge. You can guess which version the waiter translated into Chinese!

Please feel free to contact me for more information!

Your sincerely

Eva Hussain

Polaron Language Services

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Scott in action on my arm

Sensei — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 04:06:20 +0000

Some cool sleeve tattoo images:

Scott in action on my arm

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Nice Sleeve Tattoo photos

Sensei — Mon, 21 Mar 2011 06:08:56 +0000

A few nice sleeve tattoo images I found:

Japanese style shirt sleeve

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Waiting for a Train (5.365)

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Hmmm…

Sensei — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 08:06:20 +0000

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Hmmm…

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Thought

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Guys And Their Arm Tattoos

Sensei — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 07:46:42 +0000

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Guys And Their Arm Tattoos

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The most popular area for placing tattoos on men are the arms because most men want everyone to see them. The arms are the best place to make designs because provides a large area to work on and makes it easier for the tattoo artist.

Most times only one visit to a tattoo shop is required to get a completed tattoo. Most tattoos require one or more sessions with the first session consisting of the outlining. If everything goes accordingly, then the tattooing begins which is the second session.

When you decide on an arm tattoo, consider a few things first. Will the whole arm be covered? How about from the shoulder to the forearm? Some designs include only the lower arm, so consider this when choosing your design.

Men and Women both have different tattoo types and it is where they are placed on the arms. Different techniques are used when it is applied to the area. Having this knowledge will help you pick the area for your design.

Tattoos that go from the shoulder to the elbow are called sleeve tattoos and usually wrap around the arm. There are thousands of designs to choose from and you can even mix and match to make your tattoo stand out.

A shoulder tattoo is a second type and is very popular. They blend in well with the contour of the shoulder. These tattoos use the entire shoulder and arm but does not go over to the blade of the shoulder. The upper arm is the popular area if you want the shoulder tattoo to connect.

Another form of arm tattoo is the forearm tattoo. These are placed on the lower arm, either inside or out.

The arms are the most convenient place for tattoos. You can hide the tattoo depending on what you wear. The advantage of putting a tattoo on the arm is that it is less painful than other places because of the muscle mass in the arms.

When putting a tattoo on your arm, choose the best design for the particular area of the arm.

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