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Tats from the tattoo braggin thread - split by Bap

This is one of my favorite tattoos. It was done by a close friend using traditional samoan/polynesian tools. All my others were done with modern machines.

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This is one of my favorite tattoos. It was done by a close friend using traditional samoan/polynesian tools. All my others were done with modern machines.

**EDIT**
PM if you're interested in this type of new tribal/polynesian tattoos.

thats fuckin awesome :thumbup
i would but im not Polynesian or Samoan. need to find a Filipino artist that can do a traditional piece on me! anyone know of a good Filipino artist?
 
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thats fuckin awesome :thumbup
i would but im not Polynesian or Samoan. need to find a Filipino artist that can do a traditional piece on me! anyone know of a good Filipino artist?

yeah. the tattoo was done in taditional polynesian, but i have A LOT of filipino tats, too (second gen pinoy). Anyway, PM me and I can set you up with my cuz, he's local and a world renowned artist in filipino/new tribal tattooing. Let me know.
 
well seem kinda standard to me and i have seeen many a fat man and women with better tattoos than those little bits hope this helped your head grow buddy i think those pics are bettter suited for a gay mens magazine less about the tats and more about how good you think you look:thumbup

^^Pay no attention to that guy, gnstalodz. Jealousy, perhaps.

Nice pics, nice pose, nice body...
 
This is one of my favorite tattoos. It was done by a close friend using traditional samoan/polynesian tools. All my others were done with modern machines.

**EDIT**
PM if you're interested in this type of new tribal/polynesian tattoos.

very interesting work
I like

:thumbup
 
wow... cool people with cool tattoos....

i want one now.....
 
This is one of my favorite tattoos. It was done by a close friend using traditional samoan/polynesian tools. All my others were done with modern machines.

**EDIT**
PM if you're interested in this type of new tribal/polynesian tattoos.

Might be a weird question but saw a movie recently, Tattooist, which was centered around these tribal/polynesian tattoos. It said that the designs are family based like Kilts were passed down in familys in Scotland. Does the one you got have any family basis or purely a nice pattern/design?
 
Might be a weird question but saw a movie recently, Tattooist, which was centered around these tribal/polynesian tattoos. It said that the designs are family based like Kilts were passed down in familys in Scotland. Does the one you got have any family basis or purely a nice pattern/design?

Not a weird question. I get it all the time. The tattoo was done by a very close friend. He knows me and a lot about my family history. The symbols and patterns in the tattoo mark my journey through life so far. It started with my heritage (filipino) then gives tribute to my family, then to my profession. I was in the Navy. And my family, like many filipino families, were born fishermen/sailors. The shape of the tattoo is the sail of ancient pacific canoes which carried many ancestors all around the pacific. I could go on and on about the meanings, but it would be too much to write. PM me if you want to know more. But to answer your question, EVERY detail, even the shape and placement of the tattoo, has meaning and pays tribute my family.

Gotten a lot of requests to post more of my ink in this style. Here ya go. Just like to first one, these tattoos were "benchmarks" in my life, their meanings are rooted in the events surrounding my life at the time. Hope you like.
 

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ill bite... at work so can only find a little shot of my bottom right side and stomach. I also have my upper right side done and my right leg. ill post back later

edit: found a picture from way back when the inside of my leg was finished (done by mark bode, original artist of the ninja turtles how sweet is that haha)
Have to find pics of the outside of the leg too
 

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Not a weird question. I get it all the time. The tattoo was done by a very close friend. He knows me and a lot about my family history. The symbols and patterns in the tattoo mark my journey through life so far. It started with my heritage (filipino) then gives tribute to my family, then to my profession. I was in the Navy. And my family, like many filipino families, were born fishermen/sailors. The shape of the tattoo is the sail of ancient pacific canoes which carried many ancestors all around the pacific. I could go on and on about the meanings, but it would be too much to write. PM me if you want to know more. But to answer your question, EVERY detail, even the shape and placement of the tattoo, has meaning and pays tribute my family.

Gotten a lot of requests to post more of my ink in this style. Here ya go. Just like to first one, these tattoos were "benchmarks" in my life, their meanings are rooted in the events surrounding my life at the time. Hope you like.

beautiful work!!! I love it :thumbup
 
heres one of the upper ribs, but its not done yet (the crown) going back to finish up and tie it all together on the 15th
 

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