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SESSION 🎥 Chris Crooks ✖️ Le Mondial du Tatouage (@chriscrookswhitedragontattoo / @lemondialdutatouage) | Tattoodo

SESSION 🎥 Chris Crooks ✖️ Le Mondial du Tatouage (@chriscrookswhitedragontattoo / @lemondialdutatouage) | Tattoodo

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I found an older portfolio, spending time reflecting on the evolution of my Art. In my Dragons I see my journey through Japanese Tattooing. Some of their features and personalities change subtly, sometimes drastically. Sometimes from Dragon to Dragon, sometimes from year to year. Always with the desire to make each one unique for its new owner while maintaining its place within my collection. The Dragons of the White Dragon Clan. | Chris Crooks

I found an older portfolio, spending time reflecting on the evolution of my Art. In my Dragons I see my journey through Japanese Tattooing. Some of their features and personalities change subtly, sometimes drastically. Sometimes from Dragon to Dragon, sometimes from year to year. Always with the desire to make each one unique for its new owner while maintaining its place within my collection. The Dragons of the White Dragon Clan. | Chris Crooks

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It’s not just about striving for perfection in the Art of my Tattooing. It’s about respecting the Culture and History of Japanese Tattooing that inspires my Tattoos. Looking to the source, striving for authenticity. Finding a way to respectfully put a little bit of myself into something that is from so far away. You have to respect and know where something comes from, before you can begin to understand where it can be taken. | Chris Crooks

It’s not just about striving for perfection in the Art of my Tattooing. It’s about respecting the Culture and History of Japanese Tattooing that inspires my Tattoos. Looking to the source, striving for authenticity. Finding a way to respectfully put a little bit of myself into something that is from so far away. You have to respect and know where something comes from, before you can begin to understand where it can be taken. | Chris Crooks

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Outlines have got to be one of the most fundamental elements in a Tattoo. In Japanese Tattooing they bind everything together, without restrict the flow and energy. The structure bound by those lines helps the readability of the piece. Creating clarity between the subject and elements within it . Japanese Tattooing is timeless. Much of the imagery coming from many old works, spanning two centuries, through the Edo Period. Outlines ensure that this timeless Art form, represented on skin, stands t

Outlines have got to be one of the most fundamental elements in a Tattoo. In Japanese Tattooing they bind everything together, without restrict the flow and energy. The structure bound by those lines helps the readability of the piece. Creating clarity between the subject and elements within it . Japanese Tattooing is timeless. Much of the imagery coming from many old works, spanning two centuries, through the Edo Period. Outlines ensure that this timeless Art form, represented on skin, stands t

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Traditionally Japanese has always been a very intimate form of Tattooing. The body is truly a canvas for the Art. But it’s a living breathing canvas. That bleeds, moves, grows and ages. The process is an Art, but the application has another dimension. . . . Pain, swathed in intimacy, closeness and trust. A connection between the Tattooist and the Wearer, sometimes over decades, spanning many hours. | Chris Crooks

Traditionally Japanese has always been a very intimate form of Tattooing. The body is truly a canvas for the Art. But it’s a living breathing canvas. That bleeds, moves, grows and ages. The process is an Art, but the application has another dimension. . . . Pain, swathed in intimacy, closeness and trust. A connection between the Tattooist and the Wearer, sometimes over decades, spanning many hours. | Chris Crooks

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Chris Crooks: Delitos y faltas (2013) - Ver Película Completa en Español - FULLTV

Chris Crooks: Delitos y faltas (2013) - Ver Película Completa en Español - FULLTV

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⚡️ Coils, you can argue all manner of pros and cons. But nothing tells a story and holds the history of your Tattooing and the battle damage of your Art like the Coil Machine. Each one telling a different tale. . . . Thousands of hours Lining & Shading, a trusty steed. As we slide further more into the shiny plastic new age of Tattooing, the old ways speak of a simpler time. It stirs up emotions, the sound of the coil is linked intrinsically with the craft. The coil is Tattooing, faults and all.

⚡️ Coils, you can argue all manner of pros and cons. But nothing tells a story and holds the history of your Tattooing and the battle damage of your Art like the Coil Machine. Each one telling a different tale. . . . Thousands of hours Lining & Shading, a trusty steed. As we slide further more into the shiny plastic new age of Tattooing, the old ways speak of a simpler time. It stirs up emotions, the sound of the coil is linked intrinsically with the craft. The coil is Tattooing, faults and all.

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From the moment I saw the first Japanese Bodysuits in my Tattoo magazines when I was 16, I knew that is what I wanted to do. It called to me, just as Tattooing had even years earlier. It was an obsession. . . . I found some old footage from my first trips to Japan almost 20 years ago. . . . . It felt like that obsession was finally being fed, only for it to grow stronger and stronger as the years went by. As strong now as ever. | Chris Crooks

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My wife Jenna has always been there supporting my passion and love for Tattooing. Knowing and understanding the necessity for me to be in Japan, the obsession that comes with, not just Tattooing, but with the desire to learn Japanese Style Tattooing. On our first trip she found herself under the needle in the most fantastic way. Tebori by the amazing @horiren | Chris Crooks

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A symbol of good fortune and divine wisdom. One of my favourite subjects to Tattoo. The challenge of translating the power and energy of its wings to the body so that she isn’t restricted. The flowing tail feathers help create movement on the skin. In most cases void of water the body is taken up mostly of the Pheonix many feathers, plumage. An explosion of colour that also has to follow many rules of colour theory, complimenting and contrasting colours. Magical blends of colours that I usually

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#92: Building Confidence as a Tattoo Artist ft. Chris Crooks

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I love Tattoo Koi, not just because of what they represent, but because of the energy the water brings to the Koi. Waves are a fundamental part of Japanese Tattooing, it should be the signature of the Artist. Koi with their movement on the body bring the most energy to that element of Japanese Tattooing. I am always talking about the flow of my work and that is mostly expressed through water. So the Koi bring the most of me as an Artist to the skin. @d3rkmatter | Chris Crooks

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I put the pain in painting. My approach is messy, chaotic and very unlike my Tattooing. I always said I have a love hate relationship with painting. It’s an unnecessary necessity. I hate the fact I want to do more than I need to do it. Or maybe it’s the other way round. At this stage I’m over most of the hurdles with this piece. I can truly say I’m at the point that I can enjoy getting lost in the process when I sit down to it now. . . The Tiger is much closer to being finished since we filmed t

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They say Home is where the Heart is . . . For my work, Japan is where the soul is. My trips to Japan over the years helped shape my Tattoos and my Style. Starting my travels to Japan when I was young, at the beginning of my journey towards the Japanese Style, help build an authentic foundation. A foundation I would build on for the next 18 years focusing on integrity in my style. . . . I was a young Northern Irish kid lost on the other side of the world that knew exactly where he was meant to be

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Going to the source. It can become easy in today’s world with social media to draw inspiration directly from other Tattoo Artists. Some of their techniques and elements in their work may inspire you greatly, but it is always important to cut your own path with the Japanese style. This is vital, as you will have real satisfaction in finding old artworks, lesser seen and unique and bringing those images to life on the skin. Some elements and subjects like the Dragon truly capture the artists chara

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Pen & Ink . . I find this medium the most enjoyable. I really should do it more. Once the lines are down the light at the end of the tunnel shines brighter. Although there is a sort of permanence to the process, a little like Tattooing. I know that I don’t have the same liberties with the ink that I do with the oils. | Chris Crooks

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