Kellye
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That guys quite nice looking to
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Kellye
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quote: Originally posted by Andy Stocker
The tattooing on his left arm and shoulder is traditional Samoan style tattooing, done by an artist in Hawai’i. It incorporates traditional tribal patterns and symbols representing Johnson himself, his wife and daughter, his family and spirit guides. This extensive half sleeve wraps all the way around the upper arm, over the shoulder and onto the chest. A later session extended the section on his chest, adding a large symbolic warrior face over his heart.
Traditionally, Samoan tattooing was done by an artist, assisted by multiple people. The tattooist would use two tools, one a bone-tipped rake and the other the striking stick. The rake would be dipped in ink, then struck with the other stick to puncture the skin. The assistants had the job of holding the skin of the tattooee taut so that the artist could work
Did u just copy and paste that
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wilson_sri
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quote: Originally posted by Andy Stocker
I'd really like something like he has
Probably be hard to find someone to do it, "normal" tatooists could give it a go, but would never get results like that! He has probably went abroad for his.
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Andy Stocker
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Said it was done by a Hawaiian artist.
You'd want it done properly and something that meant something to you and not a copy of his which has specific meanings to him with regards to his family etc
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Andy Stocker
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quote: Originally posted by Rallye106
quote: Originally posted by Andy Stocker
The tattooing on his left arm and shoulder is traditional Samoan style tattooing, done by an artist in Hawai’i. It incorporates traditional tribal patterns and symbols representing Johnson himself, his wife and daughter, his family and spirit guides. This extensive half sleeve wraps all the way around the upper arm, over the shoulder and onto the chest. A later session extended the section on his chest, adding a large symbolic warrior face over his heart.
Traditionally, Samoan tattooing was done by an artist, assisted by multiple people. The tattooist would use two tools, one a bone-tipped rake and the other the striking stick. The rake would be dipped in ink, then struck with the other stick to puncture the skin. The assistants had the job of holding the skin of the tattooee taut so that the artist could work
Did u just copy and paste that
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Conway563
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I want a samoan style tattoo done when I go to Hawaii. To have it done properly you have to meet the artist 1st and he'll ask you loads of questions about your life and then go away for like a week and pick the designs IIRC
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Hammer
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The Rock is the man, that tattoo is the dogs bollox
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wilson_sri
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quote: Originally posted by Andy Stocker
Said it was done by a Hawaiian artist.
You'd want it done properly and something that meant something to you and not a copy of his which has specific meanings to him with regards to his family etc
Exactly, i can only imagine the costs though
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JM_16v
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quote: Originally posted by Tom
That panther is ace 
Not sure how it took 4 hrs tho
im not sure how it did either but all credit to the artist... its not patchy and it didnt bleed at all and the lines and details are very good
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baza31
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makes me laugh when people get these shit tatoos of random things like playboy bunnies n shite which cost them like £20,
id be prepared to spend any amount if i was going to get one, not base it around what i could afford.
will look shit in 50 years.
I have been wanting one but i aint sure what i want
can they remove them without them been noticable and leaving scarring?
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ssj_kakarot
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quote: Originally posted by baza31
makes me laugh when people get these shit tatoos of random things like playboy bunnies n shite which cost them like £20,
id be prepared to spend any amount if i was going to get one, not base it around what i could afford.
will look shit in 50 years.
I have been wanting one but i aint sure what i want
can they remove them without them been noticable and leaving scarring?
nopes leaves scared tissue although the technique is advancing all the time.
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corsa_sport_jay
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my tattoo is fine now had my tanktop on all day 2 show it off lol!! my bad! i was made up tho as my tattoo was 100 originally and a big 1 but i said i wanted it half the size for 50 as i couldnt afford 100 but luckily steve gave me it for 50 and did the bigger tattoo as he couldnt be bothered drawing it smaller was chuffed!! getting another tattoo on friday on back of my neck as im valeting his shogun for him!! ill get pics soon!
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Marc
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Ooooooooooh!
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