davidm724;112906 wrote:
Thanks man, yeah I definitely would do a more natural, handwritten style showing the strokes and everything. I like Japanese, and actually know more Japanese than I do Chinese, however I am pretty obsessed with Chinese culture and am thinking of going with a Chinese proverb that fits me well. The “meant to be” phrase is…[Read more]

davidm724;112899 wrote:
I’m thinking of getting a tattoo done in Traditional Chinese, but I have heard some horror stories about some shops that fail to do the script correctly. I don’t know Chinese myself, and live in small-town Alaska, where I don’t know anybody who knows what they’re talking about when it comes to Chinese. My only resource…[Read more]

yodaddynukka;112650 wrote:
you might want to pass on horiyen if you dont want to pay 200/hr, lol. but i think mosher is a lot cheaper, but dont quote me on that as i do not have work from him nor have i ever contacted him.

here is a pic from the hell city convention last year in arizona…

Wow! That’s an awesome piece. I see what you mean…[Read more]

yodaddynukka;112639 wrote:
i have had tebori done and it takes A LOT longer than machine. the flip side is the colors are A LOT more vibrant and the pain is less than a machine.

looking at horitakas portfolio, i would say he is so so, even though he is part of the legendary horitoshi family. i dont know of any artists in toronto area that does…[Read more]