Thursday, December 29, 2005

The ink has set for 2005

hawk catching arrow by Ugly Bill (Chronic Tattoo, 2004)
clover and shield by Mark "Shaggy" Dugally (1995)
celtic by Rick Spellman (Tattoo Magic, 1996)Image Hosted by ImageShack.ussacred heart grenade destroying arrows by Ugly Bill (2002-2003)Image Hosted by ImageShack.usImage Hosted by ImageShack.usStar Wars Rebel Alliance by Jason (Big City Studio, Apr 1999)
Ghost Dog birds of war by Ray (Big City Studio on Garnet, Oct 2000)Image Hosted by ImageShack.usImage Hosted by ImageShack.uswakazashi by Ugly Bill (Chronic Tattoo, 2004)Image Hosted by ImageShack.usIn the tsuba of the wakazashi, Bill has depicted Izanagi dipping his spear into the sea and letting four drops fall to create the Japanese islands.

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Blogger SamuRyan said...

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Monday, April 03, 2006 9:39:00 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

first off all of them are wonderful but the sword on your hip has a deeper meaning correct. I was reading the excerpts you had about the swords. the stomach piece is exquisite though. i bet your adrenaline was pumping at quite a high rate to tolerate that one. did you do straight through or did your tattoo artist take any kind of break in between?
thank you for sharing these pictures...tiffany

Monday, April 24, 2006 11:03:00 AM  
Blogger SamuRyan said...

I was 24, about three months from being 25, and I must have been a madman because I sat for about five hours and got that whole stomach piece in one sitting.

The guy who did it, Ray (the only name I got from him), only did that one piece. Ray was fast and he had that fast look in his eyes, if you know what I mean. But who really knows. I only met him twice. He said I took a lot of breaks, but I'm pretty sure I was going into shock at some point(s). Only time I've ever or will ever sit for that long.

I just had the outline of my image of Buddha sitting on top of the circular stomach piece, and it took about one hour and I was suffering. Haha, I guess I'm getting old. I'm only 30.

Monday, April 24, 2006 10:57:00 PM  

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