Foo dog Japanese Tattoo
George • Feb 28, 2018

Foo dog Japanese Tattoo.

Foo dog Japanese Tattoo In Progress. This project showcasing two Foo Dogs surrounded by peony flowers color Japanese full sleeve. Always depicted in pairs to represent both yin and yang, Foo dogs or protective lions, symbolize prosperity and success as well as guardianship. At the moment we’ve had 4 full sessions. Cant wait to share more!

Its a big and serious lifetime project which takes a lot of knowledge, energy, time and money.

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If you’d like to have this kind of tattoo in your life, and like George’s style of tattooing, please feel free to contact him and then you will discuss your custom tattoo. But before that:

1. Please check up  portfolio  ones more, just to be sure that George’s style of work is compatible to your tattoo idea, he wouldn’t be able to help if it’s not.

2. Collect reference pictures to clearly illustrate your tattoo idea in the best way.  Please note : George works by custom only. Photos of someone else’s tattoos can only be used as an example of desired tattoo style. Absolutely  NO  copying of other peoples tattoos or parts of that tattoos! More tips about custom tattooing can be found here.

3. George only takes consultation bookings via e-mail, please send detailed conceptual description of your tattoo idea, including approximate expecting size, body part, left or right side etc. Please attach all images you have collected. The more useful information you can provide, the quicker your actual consultation can be scheduled.

George works only in styles represented in his  portfolio  and absolutely serious about results of his work, that’s why He’s always really selective on what to do on skin. For instance, He never makes letterings , sorry about that.   Please, set up your consultation appointment only if you strongly believe that George can do what exactly you want.

 

Food Dog Japanese Tattoo – Full Sleeve in progress by George Bardadim , Tattooist based in Brooklyn, NY.

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