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Japanese Work

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  • 03-02-2008 9:47pm
    #1
    thekeego
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    Hey folks,
    Can anybody tell me the best place to get japanese work (dragon, koi etc) done in dublin?
    if you have any pictures it would be appreciated,
    Cheers


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    NukeD4
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    Theres clasic ink and dublin art tattoo(sacred art tattoo?) both in templebar they both have online portfolios
    http://www.dublinarttattoo.com/
    http://http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=36733376

    if your willing to travel i would also recommend
    http://www.irezumitattoo.co.uk/
    hope that helps,


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    DILLIGAF
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    Great website that dublin art stdio. I've emailed Michele regarding his/her work (anyone know if he's a he or she's a she?Only,Micheal and Michele,well could be either way and I don't want to insult anyone!) Amazing work, I love that the majority of the pictures are of fully healed work. The ink still looks great like.


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    NukeD4
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    As far as i know he's a he, yeah the stuff is good but i havnt really seen any amazing Japanese work in Ireland, its good alright but not excellent,would ideally like to be tattooed in Japan by the tebori method


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    DILLIGAF
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    ouch! yeah the whole chisel at yer skin way? Looks ****ing amazing when it's finished though. Really displays what an ancient art it is!


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    NukeD4
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    The traditional needles arent really that different from modern day needles as in there combined in lines or grouped together for shading, just only hand power is used, so its much relatively slower but the healing time is so much quicker meaning you can sit weekly for big pieces,
    yeah would be amazing to experiance it,the art in one of its truest form


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