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TenkoSama9 β Kitsune kanji tattoo
Published: 2013-05-03 01:33:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 1978; Favourites: 8; Downloads: 3
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My first tattoo. Says fox in Japanese kanji. Was done too look like brush stroke, will upload a pic of the kanji to help you see it better.Related content
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Wonderful true art. I love it and sorta wont one now. :3 Brilliant. Japanese calligraphy Β style is truly nice. I need to get into it more to show my Asian pride. But also for myself.
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I am proud of this myself, my tattoo artist took 3 years in calligraphy to make it look like brush stroke.
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Wow, long time but its brilliant.Β
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Ha ha I know right.
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The energy contained in the kanji is really impressive ! Your fox is a violent and spiky kind
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Why thank you. One the left side of my nine tails you can see fire it is breathing, I thought it was appropriate. I will add the paw prints on my chest OWW the most painful. Might I ask which spot on your back was the most painful. I plain on eventually getting my back done, probably have a tribute to Kuzunoha and Abe no Siemie. Again I am glade you like the tattoos, I am extremely proud of them.
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Oh yes you can be proud of them ! Calligraphy style tattoo are quite uncommon, most of people only think about the regular strokes 
The most painful spot was my left shoulder. I don't know why, but whereas my full back was an easy-take (my tatooist said I was a real Bushi : nothing could hurt me XD), this shoulder was sooo painful... But I think it was because, during the first session, the tatooist started this area three hours after he began my right shoulder, went down along my back and went back up until this area. And the day we filled my shoulder, I was a little bit sick...
I heard my friends saying the most painful spot was between the shoulders, or the low part of the back. It depends on you, everyone has a specific way to manage pain.
I hope we'll see your Kuzunoha and/or Abe mo Seimei project on DA
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Yeah it would depend on the person, I would think that the spine area would be the most painful. The Kuzunoha and Seimei idea poped in my head recently, I might do something different on my back however I think I might add Japanese prayer beads on both arms; and on the main beads (under arm/ and on top) one will have the wish fulfilling jewel to honor Inari and Kuzunoha, while the other will have Seimei's symbol, the pentagram. But that's all in the air. I would like to get tattooed the traditional way in japan.
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