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First post of 2012, 300th post total!
Happy New Year everybody!
I got a couple of picturas por mi trusty readers.
First off, a chest by Mehdi, wich is actually finished already. I can’t find the finished picture, so you’ll have to do with this one for now.
However, Mehdi did post it on his Twitter, maybe you can find on there, while you’re at it, follow the boss man.
http://twitter.com/bunkertattoo

Also I got this koi sleeve by Mehdi, wich I’ve had lying around for almost half a year now, maybe it’s time to post it now.

I only have a little Phoenix by Florencio.

He actually finally got a smart phone, so he’s figuring that out and posting more images on his facebook, with a lot of in progress work you won’t see here on the blog, so go and befriend him aswell.
https://www.facebook.com/florencio.rojas
Willem decided to extend his urban-zoo animal collection with a Pigeon and a Trout.


Roger finished a samurai tiger.
I’m not completely sure if I already posted the story of how the koi turns into a dragon here on the blog. So I’ll keep it short, I don’t want to be repeating myself, now do I?
The koi fish in Japanese folklore represents the overcoming of obstacles, because the koi fish travels up the yellow river and when it successfully climbs the waterfall at the end of the river it transforms into the dragon.
Thus representing that if one is able to overcome obstacles/challenges they will be greater for it.
90 Minutes in and I’m still staring at a blank screen. All I got is this stupid title that doesn’t even make any sense what so ever. We didn’t even have dim sum today.
Pretty stupid I can think of anything relevant to say, because this is a
picture that could have quite some text with it.
But, by the looks of it, I think this one will pass by here a couple of times more before it’s finished. So I’ll have a second chance sometime soon to make up for today.

All I have to say is, this is Kees, he’s getting a full bodysuit by Mehdi, and he has quite a way to go still.
Thanks for tuning in, have a great night, and see you tomorrow.
A retarded man’s wise mother once said: “Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re gonna get.”
That’s exactly what happened to Mehdi’s client today, he never would have guessed what he was going home with.
He came in, wanting to get the two tribals on his shoulders extended and connected on his back.
This is what it was supposed to look like.
Well… at least that was what he though it would eventually look like or vaguely resemble.
On the contrary, this is what he left with.
Click the image for a better view.