Showing posts with label Tattoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tattoo. Show all posts

Saturday, May 18, 2013

Yuri Seima na Old Friends Tattoo



     Yuri Seima, natural de Curitiba, artista plástico, tatuador e músico. Participou de inúmeros workshops de desenho, técnica de realismo, cartoon, estudo de cor, perspectiva e proporção, entre outros.

    Através de várias técnicas, das quais óleo é sua preferida, ele faz suas linhas que se expressam no surrealismo pop e barroco, seus estilos preferidos. Suas inspirações vêm de várias referências: Cinema - Tin Burton. Na Pintura - Mark Ryden, Michael Hussar, Salvador Dalí, Michelangelo, David Stoupakis. Na Tatuagem -  Paul Booth, , Guy Aitchison, Robert Hernandes, André Rodrigues, Victor Portugal, entre outros. Seus traços surreais tornam suas obras expressivas, que passam por tonalidades dramáticas, melancólicas e até irônicas. Com um toque de elementos tradicionais e uma pitada de inspiração contemporânea, ícones diversos se misturam em suas obras.

Alguns trabalhos de Yuri:



















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Friday, May 17, 2013

Homenagem ao "Sir Frederico"



Arte finalizada, pronta para tatuar

    Esse é o Frederico, cãozinho da Giselle, nossa cliente. Em homenagem ao Fred, nosso tatuador Mauricio Huber, criou uma arte baseando-se na foto abaixo.

Frederico


"Sir Frederico" tattoo pronta

Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Tattoo Removal 2

It's been 2 months since my last update on my laser tattoo.

I just visited NSC for my second session yesterday!

Here are some pictures!

Pic on the left was taken before i went for my 1st session - tattoos have not met the laser yet.
Pic on the right was taken yesterday, fully healed from the 1st session - before i went for my 2nd session.

As you can see it is lighter but just very slightly. Which explains why i need to go for at least 10 sessions. :'( 

And now...the pictures of the day after my skin meets the laser.

This was taken after my 1st session. LOTSA HUGE ASS BLISTERS! SO SCARY RIGHT?!

It took about 3-4 days for the blisters to go down. About 1 week later it starts getting really dry and scabbing. Took about 3-4 weeks to heal completely. Which explains why i only went for my 2nd session 2 months later.

This was taken today. After my 2nd session. Not lasering the owl tattoo as the brown and orange are very difficult to remove, according to the doctor. So ill just leave it there!

Blister isn't as huge as the previous sessions. But still as painful and swollen though.

So yup! Hope those pictures prepared you if you want to get a tattoo lasered away.

You can check out my first post on Tattoo Laser here.

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Prints para venda


    Algumas impressões dos trabalhos feitos por Mauricio Huber a partir dos estudos com diferentes materiais, como aquarela, lápis de cor, nanquin e canetas marcadores permanentes. Interessados, fazer contatos pelo email: oldfriendstattoo@gmail.com ou pelo telefone (47) 3340-4790. 

R$ 20,00 + envio (pac, sedex ou carta registrada) 
Tamanho 33 cm X 24 cm em papel Canson 300 gm².


R$ 30,00 + envio (pac, sedex ou carta registrada) 
Tamanho 47,5 cm X 33 cm em papel Canson 300 gm².


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Monday, March 25, 2013

Expo Guitar Custom Tattoo Seizi



     Contemplando música e tatuagem, a exposição no Matilha que unem 02 expos de guitarras trazem 40 guitarras da marca Seizi, customizadas por 28 artistas e tatuadores.

     A partir do dia 19 de março, terça-feira, o espaço da Matilha Cultural será sede deste projeto, idealizado em agosto de 2012 pela Positive Foundation e a marca Seizi Tagima, em parceria com o Almanaque Digital de Tatuagem (ADT) e SickMind, que fica na Matilha Cultural até 07 de abril, com entrada gratuita, onde vinte de quarenta guitarras expostas estarão à venda.
     A ideia da customização surgiu com o objetivo de unificar os três segmentos atuais que representam tanto a modernidade quanto as raízes do comportamento da cultura jovem: música, tatuagem e graffiti.
     A primeira exposição aconteceu na Expo Music 2012, em setembro. A partir daí, os organizadores decidiram duplicar o número de guitarras exclusivas, sendo 40 no total, vinte disponivel para venda e 20 somente para exposição, estas últimas já foram expostas na Tattoo Week (RJ) e no Salão Bike Show (RJ). Ao longo de 2013, outras exposições já estão agendadas pelo país.
     Para a exposição na Matilha Cultural foram convidados 28 criativos. São eles: Julio Cesar Barreto, Aline Torchia (Sick Mind Tattoo), Marcio Poeta (Gellys Tattoo), Bruno Lima (Black Panters), Atila JS (Leds Tattoo), Xamã Douglas (Xamã Custom), Juliana Giardina (Caverati), Edson Biscaia (Sick Mind), Markone Tattoograf, Touchê George Harrys (França) que fazem parte da expo de guitarras Seizi que estão à venda.
    E Sergio Maciel (Leds Tattoo), Adrien Dorme (Cyco Vision), André Tenório (Tinta na Pele), Poska Tattoo (White Head – Poska Tattoo), Oberdam Eltz (Color UP), Atila Soares (Leds Tattoo), Rafael Cassaro (Puros Cabrones), Victor Otaviano (Puros Cabrones), Rafael Nascimento (PeelArt), Bola Leandro Fleck (Bola Tattoo), Alexandre Brinkedo (Stone Age), Alex Cruz (Stone Age), Kleber Moraes (KM Studio), Sergio Pisani (Tattoo You), Mauricio Huber (Old Friends Tattoo), NinoGraph, Smash (Smash Tattoo), André Rodrigues (Don Rodrigues) e Binho Ribeiro (3º Mundo) que fazem parte da expo Seizi Custom Guitars somente em exposição (guitarras não disponíveis para à venda).

Guitarra Customizada por Mauricio Huber

     A Seizi é a primeira marca brasileira de guitarra, fundada há 30 anos por Seizi Tagima, grande luthier e idealista musical, conhecido como o Samurai das guitarras. A marca é inspirada na filosofia de um verdadeiro Samurai, bem como na sabedoria e habilidade no corte e lâmina afiada, desenvolvendo guitarras com preços acessíveis, qualidade e o mais importante, afinação. A linha Seizi é composta por mais de 10 modelos e tem entre as características principais a união de um design entre o tradicional e o moderno e boa ergonomia.


Guitar Custom Tattoo @ Matilha Cultural
Data de abertura: 19 de março, terça-feira as 19h00                          
Entrada: gratuita
Período expositivo: de 19 de março a 07 de abril
Apenas 20 peças estarão à venda

Matilha Cultural
Rua Rego Freitas 542 São Paulo/SP
Tel.: (11) 3256-2636
Horários de funcionamento: terça a domingo, 12h00 às 20h00 e sábados 14h00 às 20h00
Wi-fi grátis
Capacidade: 200 pessoas
Cartões: VISA (débito/crédito)
Entrada livre e gratuita, inclusive para cães
Acesse o site [ MATILHA CULTURAL ]

Por: Alexandre McGregor  

Thursday, March 21, 2013

Caros clientes,

     Na sexta e sábado desta semana (dias 22 e 23 de março), o Old Friends Tattoo estará fechado, reabrindo somente segunda feira da semana que vem (dia 25) a partir das 14horas. Nosso tatuador Maurício Huber estará participando da 8° São Paulo Tattoo Festival dias 23 e 24. Para interessados em tatuar com ele durante a convenção, contatos através do e-mail do estúdio: oldfriendstattoo@gmail.com ou nosso tel.(47) 3340 4790. 

Ficamos gratos pela sua compreensão. 
Att. Equipe Old Friends Tattoo


Wednesday, March 13, 2013

8° São Paulo Tattoo Festival

A 8° edição do São Paulo Tattoo Festival acontecerá nos dias 23 e 24 de Março de 2013,  e o Old Friends Tattoo estará presente com nosso tatuador Maurício Huber. 

Os desenhos ao lado direito, são alguns dos que levaremos para tatuar na convenção.

Teremos impressões dos seguintes desenhos para venda: 

Tamanho 41 x 22,05 cm, aquarela e marcador permanente.

Tamanho 29 x 20cm, aquarela e marcador permanente.

Para interessados em agendar trabalhos nosso e-mail é: oldfriendstattoo@gmail.com 
Tel.: (47) 3340 4790 
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Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Tattoo Removal

As you all know, i have a incomplete half-sleeve and i never got to complete it because my bf doesn't really like tattoos. I stay with him 3-4 days a week and in his house, i am always in long sleeves. 24/7. His parents are aware of my tattoos, but do not like it. There was once, they even asked why i didn't want to get it removed. It sure wasn't a good feeling hearing it but for the first time, i actually considered having it removed. I cannot force my boyfriend to like tattoos. It's like forcing me to like Bitter Gourd (ok quite out of point but that was the first thing that came into my mind).

In the past, my ex-boyfriends and their parents were perfectly fine with my tattoos. So i was actually proud of it and loved to flaunt it. Till i met D and his family, everything changed. They couldn't accept it, at all. But i didn't want my tattoos to be the reason i cannot be with D, so everyday, i just cover myself up top to toe. It was depressing to not be able to wear a dress without throwing a blazer over. Everyday for 2 years++, i lived like that and so, i decided i have to do something about it. Yknow, everyday i had to act like it didn't affect me, like i enjoyed wearing long sleeves!

Do i regret my tattoos?

...yes i regret placing it on my arm. I wish the tattoos were stickers, i'd be able to tear them off my arm and place 'em on my back. I really like the My Little Pony tattoo and the Cupcake tattoo a lot. :( If i were to laser it off my arm, i MIGHT get it done on my back. Lol. Don't get me wrong when i say i regret my tattoos, I LOVE tattoos. It's like....ME. People think of me, people think of tattoos! I cannot imagine life without having my tattoos? Haha. I just wished i wasn't so impulsive and thought of the day i meet people who cannot accept it. My mom allowed me to get tattoos done because she knows that i really like it and i'm going to get it someday anyway. So i went ahead and i guess i got carried away because no one actually stopped me from getting it on my arm.

The tattoos on my arm has actually caused me to lose out on a few endorsements from brands i like as well. Not VERY sad about it lah, but i realized it is true that tattoos will affect your career opportunities etc. Unless you know for sure, what industry you want to be in and know that having a full sleeve won't affect that, good for you! Just hope you don't suddenly meet this guy you're really into who doesn't like tattoos (lME LOR?). Hahaha. If you are thinking of getting a tattoo, i say...."SURE! GO AHEAD! JUST NOT ANYWHERE OBVIOUS."

I did my homework, spent days on Google researching on different tattoo removal techniques. Came across sites recommending Tattoo Removal Creams....etc! No pain. The easy way out. So i was confident and nearly bought it but then i did even more work and asked around and it's actually quite risky and might not even work. It'll damage your skin and will look even crappier than having a tattoo there. So the most effective way is still, Laser.

I decided to go to the National Skin Centre for consultation and well they seemed to be really experienced and good for tattoo removal so yeah. If you know of a better clinic in Singapore, feel free to share with me! 

It's SO difficult getting myself to go to the clinic. It's even more difficult than going to get a tattoo done!  In fact, i've made 3 appointments and kept postponing it because I JUST COULDNT DO IT. :( But finally, i made it to the clinic and...

I DID IT. 

Here's how this morning went...

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NSC Mandalay Laser Clinic

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Got changed into comfy slippers

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They applied a numbing cream on my arm and i had to wait around 45 min for it to take effect. 

Went into the Laser room and was told to lie on a bed. I wish i could sit up cus lying down made me feel more nervous and scared? Had to put on goggles so i couldn't see the whole process. :( I could only hear the "piak" sounds and smell burnt skin. Worst 20 min of my life. 

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Walked out on the room with a bandaged arm. IT WAS BURNING IT WAS SOOOOO BAD.

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Got home and unwrapped it to find my arm SUPER SWOLLEN. 

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Results after 1st session - Colors did lighten a bit!


How was the pain like?

Those who said it was very pain. YES THEY ARE RIGHT. I felt like rubber bands snapping on my skin non-stop for 20 min. Doeesn't sound THAT painful but it is! The nurse did put numbing cream all over my arm but it still hurts, i could still feel the pain. Oh and she didn't put it around my wrists properly, SO THE PAIN AT MY WRIST WHEN THE LASER HIT WAS SOOOO BAD. Mine is a huge area so I could hardly move my arm after the session. The doctor suggested i do bit by bit the next time round cus he could feel my pain. It was so painful i couldn't breathe. Lol. And the pain right after the lasering is done IS MAD. My arm felt like it was on fire. It also kept "pounding"....like it had a heart beat....lol! YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN RIGHT? I'm so bad at describing stuff. I actually think if it's just a small tattoo, it's still pretty bearable and not that bad. TOO BAD FOR ME MINE IS HUGE.

How much did it cost?

I paid $100+ for the consolation at National Skin Centre. Then for the 1st session, it costed me $400 including the medication etc. So in all i paid $500? Every session i've to pay around $250-400 depending on how much i'm gonna laser that day.

How many sessions do you need?

For tattoos, it is advisable to go for 7-10 sessions. Even after 10 sessions, not all the ink will be off. Some inks like yellow, white, orange, brown are almost not possible to go off. :( 

I wish myself a speedy recovery and kinda looking forward to get this over and done with.....but also dreading the next session cus of the pain. SIGH.

For those who are considering Laser to remove unwanted tattoos on your body, i hope this post will help you a little and do follow my journey! :D