Part 2 of Dragon tattoo

This tattoo is done for the day after various sessions amounting to a total of 7 hours. maybe 23 more to go. The outline was made more than 3 years ago, that's why it needs to be re-lined so as to match the new ink.

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• Dragon
• Yakuza
• tattoo
• Traditional
• Japanese
• style

[muppham]

peter, its kim. where r u?? can u email ur phone number?

[ronin160]

Where's my Smilin Buddha T-shirt? Where's the dragon design y'all promised to submit to Paul Jefferies last February? Make an effort for me and I will do the same for you.

[WrestlingKingTV]

好, I like dat!

[ronin160]

Thanks

[wtfnub2]

@ronin160

Smilin Buddha, calgary? My friend got tattooed there before, years ago. Now hes getting a full body suit from Someone named Jay Slinger at Blackbird, I think. The suit looks fucking amazing. Your work is cool as well. Keep it up

[Dakashizzlenizzle]

@ronin160 my brother has eczema on his hands it seems really painful

[senhorseixomaru]

fuck camera you idiot

[MAC616]

It makes me happy to see someone who appreciates the culture and art of Nihon.You seem very respectful and well mannered.I'm an artist,too,but tattooing would be really cool.Keep up the good work,and stay posting for the rest to see (: Sayonara

[muppham]

well ur drawing is at bettys house... were not together anymore so i cant really help u out on the drawing, but i can go to smiling buddha again (they are so ignorant and rude there) and try and get u a shirt. have u even heard of steve piece?? hes put some ink on me. WHERE R U!

[ronin160]

Eczema is a noncontagious inflammation of the skin, characterized chiefly by redness, itching, and the outbreak of lesions that may discharge serous matter and become encrusted and scaly.

[ronin160]

Tell you what, I'm going to post a video on how to draw the Dragon step by step. Then you learn from there. As for the Japanese style of tattooing, I'm not good enough to teach you. One has to go to Japan, study it's rich culture, visit museums, work there, speak the language and get an apprenticeship (I was lucky enough to have studied briefly under the great Horiyos.. III in 1998) and most importantly, to mingle and understand the meaning of Girininjo to pull that off. I'm not even Japanese.

[ronin160]

Have you started? How is it so far?