Friday, 10 July 2015

Tattoo Body Art, Now No Longer to show off


Tatto for most people, it is still perceived as a negative connotation body accessories. However, this impression seems increasingly eroded. The proof, lately more and more young entrepreneurs, students, and even mother-housewife who likes his body tattooed. Why? At first glance from the outside, the building is located beside the swimming pool at Jalan Surabaya Youth Park Kusuma Bangsa it looks deserted. In front of the building there is a plaque that read: Yanche Salon. In place of that, recently more and more visited by residents of the metropolis who wanted his body tattooed. And, tattoos made permanent in the salon. "We want to develop this tattoo as a work of art, a kind of body painting. If the first possible for the grim-sangaran, that looks scary. Now it is no longer like that," said Herman, boss Yanche Salon, the Jawa Pos, yesterday. "And, we do not carelessly make tattoos. We guarantee their safety. Its like this, it is very rare in Surabaya," said the 40-year single. When met Jawa Pos, incidentally backs Herman was tattooed by Yusepthia Soewardy, one of his men. Looks, Herman backs full picture tattoo dragon fight. "All of these tattoos made in Kent (call Yusepthia Soewardy, Red). It took five hours to draw all these tattoos," said Herman. Added, already five years he collaborated with Kent opened a salon which specializes in tattoos. "Over the last year, who come here more and more. It has 1,000 pictures we make. Most who come are students, young entrepreneurs and young mothers," he said. "We really just want to serve those whose age is above 18 years," he said, excited. When Jawa Pos in the salon, happened to meet with Mrs. Hartuti, one of three young mothers who are tattooed. Ny Hartuti'm tattooed on his right ankle with three drawing ball (a kind of series of three balls). Mother of three children who lived in a housing the elite in Kenjeran it claimed to have been fond of tattoos since last year. Only, I used temporary tattoos (easily removed) and glitter (flickering). Each week once my change-change picture. Now, when I heard a permanent tatto in this salon, I was immediately interested, "said the 35-year-old woman. Why are like tattoos?" To look sexy, "said the mother's shoulder-length hair. Hartuti tell, three times a week he was always diligent to fitness. "Incidentally, I have a friend of the gang in fitness that are equally like tattoos," he said. Not afraid of being called wanton woman? "If it does depends on his heart. Many women who do not bertatto, but they are naughty, "he said. What trends tattoo images are now being attracted many women or mothers metropolis?" Anyway feminine images. For example, butterflies, flowers, dolphins and an angel, "he said. Herman confirmed this Hartuti explanation. When asked the average price, he said the number of hundreds of thousands of dollars." If a tattoo like this I can be up to Rp 10 million, "he said . How about security? Herman guarantee, tattoo process in place has medical standards. "Here, one needle for one person. Tatto standard equipment for any German, so does the ink. Before the needle is used, first soaked in alcohol solution, "explains this long-haired man. For people who are tattooed, continued Herman, also given topical medication that works to eliminate bacteria or germs. Currently, Herman said, there is a type of ink for tattoos The new entry into Indonesia that lately more and more devotees. Name it is a kind of ink tattoos glow in the dark (glow in the dark). "With this ink, if the tattooed body is under the rays that contain phosphorus, will look tattonya. But if ordinary rays, not visible, "said the man's native Surabaya.

Tattoos Bali much loved Foreign Tourists


Since the first tattoos have become the expression of the majority of Balinese art. Today more and more foreign tourists that adorn his body with tattoos Bali: Since the first tattoo is an expression of art, most people in the island of Bali. Later, the tattoo is much loved by foreign tourists. You see, a tattoo of the island that has a style that is unique and ethnic. No doubt, the body of foreign travelers both men and women decorated with tattoos that cost many varied between Rp 5,000 to Rp 5 million. The foreign tourists are enjoying a tattoo of ethnic Balinese are mementos and sign right after the holiday to Bali. No wonder, if the tattoo artists are found at various angles and tourist spots in Bali. Tattoos are created can be temporary by using Chinese ink. If you want a lasting, tattooing using special equipment. In terms of cost, the price set was varied, depending on the complexity and the large picture. There are many different types and styles of tattoos. Ranging from pictures of animals, flowers, letters, pictures ethnicity, up abstract image that many women preferred.

Rudy Risi Not Feeling So Artisan Tattoo


AS tattooist, Rudy (26) was never uncomfortable with his job. Although many negative view against tattoos, as it is associated with evil-smelling problems, young singles was not much question the assumption. He was cool, even daring to open a business in the middle of the City Rembang, even in front of the boarding school Kauman. "I have a motto, it works better than being unemployed. That's it," Rudy said that most of his body tattooed. He admitted that there are still people who think negatively towards tattoos. For example tattoos always identified with evil. That view is wrong. For many people with tattoos, but good deeds. Conversely, there are people without tattoos, but his actions often to the detriment of others. "If ever there was a criminal who tattooed, it should not necessarily be blamed tattoo. The evil that man." When mentioned about the consumer, the original Rudy Semarang but already 11 years living in Rembang was revealed, most consumers instead of the old quarters. Children and adolescents, although there is a request tattooed, not many. "I've also been tattooing civil servants. Even the woman was there who asked tattooed." Indeed, for the area of ​​Rembang, tattoos problem has not been so unpopular as in big cities, so that consumers often shy tattooed in public places. If consumers see this, she needs to be responsive, so the manufacturing process in a closed room. Rudy explained, he now serves only permanent tattooing. That is, a homemade tattoo on the body when it is not going to disappear. Because the manufacturing process with a special needle and ink. He pointed out, in the process of making no specific way to avoid transmission of the disease. For example, keeping the needle kept clean and should be discarded after being used once. "If there are people who ask for tattoos, I definitely give a new needle." The fare? Rudy stated further complicated the picture, the more expensive the cost. But the average cost Rp 30,000 each picture size 10x10 cm. Besides being a tattooist, Rudy is also a locksmith. Both efforts were promoted through the writing on display at his place of business. That way, people will easily know. To manufacture a duplicate key, house keys and both two-wheeled vehicles, the rate of Rp 5,000 / fruit. Duplicate car keys Rp 10.000 / fruit. Key generation arcade, good for two-wheeled vehicles and cars, the rate of Rp 60,000 with one year warranty. Of which both the expertise it acquired? Rudy said, to the science of his tattoos in Semarang. Meanwhile, expertise make / fix the lock is also obtained in Semarang. "I was once involved a locksmith."

Story about Tatto


ALTHOUGH there that looked identical tattoos with criminality, tattoo enthusiasts is increasing. For not a few who judge, tattoos are works of art. In Europe and other Western countries, tattoos commonly found in adolescents. Both boys and girls, tenderhearted and dressed macho. In Indonesia, see for example the boxer, not a few who bertatto. Sutadi Sanjaya (32), usually called Bedot, is a tattoo artist. He opened a practice in North Sosrowijayan numbers. Its customers more of the Caucasians. It is understandable, because Sosrowijayan is known as a 'tourist village' in Yogyakarta. SINCE my primary hobby is drawing. Transmissivity to high school. Every extra draw, I definitely follow. This hobby does not stop even though I failed to enter the ISI. In fact I can actually earn money with the toxicity. For example, create images for T-shirts. Also painting on canvas. The result I sell in Malioboro. The paintings are surrealist and realist style. Also patterned decorative. My house is in the middle of 'tourist village'. Parents use them to trade garment. When there is boom batik painting, I also make batik painting. So my house so gallery. After the crisis subsided drastically and tourists, especially saturated batik painting, I concentrate on painting on canvas. MAKE tatto, originated from the request of friends. The first tattoo I create patterned surreal. Because many love, then I commercialized. To provide professional service, I then opened a studio in the next gallery. Customernya the foreigners. Perhaps, the tattoo studio is the only one in Yogya. If there is any friends practice for local residents, usually call or open a practice in Malioboro. The price depends on the size of the tattoo painting, motifs and color number. Payments are often made with dollars. Tatto fare smallest size, when dirupiahkan around Rp 50 thousand. Makin big, costs could be hundreds of thousands. Nothing ever reached USD 1.5 million. Most tourists, a gentleman in the transaction. After all, so there are naughty. Tatto ever digabur costs Rp 1.2 million. Whereas the right foot American tourist I was already filled tatto appropriate order. Let it be. I wish all of his left leg is not often tread mbelek lencung, neither stepped on a mine. FIRST, a tool that I use locally originated. Consists of the motor-driven needle-tape. The way it works is less okay, but the result was not too bad. Because you want to work more professional, the tools that I replace the more advanced German-made. I bought through bule friends from Germany. Prices varied tool tattoo. According its type. One of the simplest units, approximately USD 1.5 million. I used to wear it, but now I replace the tool for about Ep 7 million. The price of the ink, a small bottle of Rp 300 thousand each color. When the appliance is complete, in addition to work so much better, the results are relatively satisfactory. Tooling maker skin tattoo that there is an injection of more than one. Instead there is eyed 8 needles. The more needles, staining results became more refined. Eye of the needle penetrates the epidermis as deep as approximately one (1) millimeter. Make tattoos clearly need the expertise. Otherwise, the customer can be in pain. Especially if the skin will be close to the bone tattoo. If one needle, color quality can be easily damaged. EVERY time make tattoos, needles should be sterilized with a special tool first. When the needle is dirty, but can cause infection can also transmit the disease. No difference syringes often used the doctors. My hand must always wear gloves anyway. Painting can be drawn using a ballpoint first. Can also use the copy paper taped to the skin. His motives vary. Besides surrealistic, many were realistic. Such forms of flora or fauna. For flora typically floral. Being of animals, for example dolphins, tiger, dragon, cobra and so on. I have many examples of motives. Mostly I buy from Europe. Customer can choose as much. Although rarely there is a demand to draw women, but never a Caucasian man, hand painted ask many women face. He said, to remind the women who never dipacarinya. CUSTOMER Caucasians come from a variety of races. Especially Caucasians Germany and the Scandinavian countries. The most preferred is the location of the tattoo on the shoulder, chest, arms, legs. There also are asking for tattoos on the face. Although paid whatever, I will not do. Anyway I abstinence menatto face. Point. I had never handle black tourists. If any, I would have been extra hard concentration. Where there is a 'black canvas' is painted. Caucasian skin anyway resemble white canvas. The color can be brilliant as well. Menatto woman's body in the most sensitive part too frequently. Although I am a normal man, suer, I never feel aroused. I always hold the principle of concentration should take precedence. I am aware, once faith swaying look smooth white chest, for example, the work could sag. Make tattoos to be completely finished yet. If there are errors, may not be removed. In fact, not a few'm tattooed Caucasian woman like that. For example next to wudel. In fact there is a request in the ass all. MY concerned tattoos are considered part of the criminal world. What is the relation? Bertatto not any criminal bejibun amount. I regret one private television, every Menayang criminals, always focusing on tattonya. Go ahead. But this attitude is not fair to the artwork. For me, a tattoo is a work of art, it must be respected as the other. In the West, quite a lot of teenagers bertatto. In my opinion, more than half of European teenagers bertatto. I know because it has worked in Germany. But they are allowed, just over 18 years old. Under it, is prohibited. If it is violated, the parents could sue the manufacturer in question. Western society is more rational to address art tattoos. Every citizen who wants bertatto azasinya welcome because it is right. Although not a little because of the emotional impulse, but more rational. If they've got the desire, difficult to prevent. For example, there was the woman I ask to consider first. The answer, he had thought about for two years! Before working tatto, I was always so. For tattoo will stick throughout life. If one wanted to be removed, the cost is very expensive. Much more expensive than when made. Must wear laser beam all. NOT easy to do tattoos. Especially if you happen to place nylempit. Then in addition there is a tattoo can be solved one day, many of them took days. Moreover, if the motive complicated. Oh yes, even once there is a girl Caucasians, because they can not withstand the pain, to draw it must come many times all. This work for me is the talent. Then will I live as long as I was able. In addition to the appropriate hobby, tattoos are also a work of art that brings money.

Tatto Not a Crime, but Art


Tattoos or in English called the tattoo, tattoos or tattoo is actually derived from the word tatau which comes from Polyneshia which means giving signs. History records found by the European tattoos when venturing into the American continent in the 18th century BC, but the actual history of tattoos are much older than that.
  Other historical sources mention that the tattoo has been known since 50 million years BC, with the discovery of human ice in the Alps with the whole body is filled with pictures and dots. many cultures that know tattoos, such as Japan, the Dayak (Borneo), China, Tahiti, Russia, and Egypt. While the Java community, tattooing has existed since the introduction before the colonial era (read novels elephant mada). Purpose tattoos Tattoos have diverse objectives and functions, but it can be said the tattoo is used to give an indication to the user. in Japanese society, tattoos functioned as a form of ritual and then shift the function becomes a sign of the family (shogun Tokugawa era), tattoos in Japanese society lies in the face. Polynesian tattoos society functioned as a sign of maturity reserved for men (below the waist resembling shorts) and women (wrist and foot). In the Egyptian society, tattoos functioned as a sign of nobility and beauty (in the brow and wrist). whereas the ancient Dayak people, tattoos functioned as a sign of nobility (wrist and ankle) and religious rituals were reserved for indigenous stakeholders and shaman (whole body). Shifting function tattoo As the development of the colonial era, tattoos are used as identification for soldiers, sailors, and criminals. in Indonesia, in the colonial era tattoos functioned as a sign of criminals by providing a stamp body that is easily visible with a hot iron formed. in the era of World War era, tattoos became identification for soldiers and sailors, whereas in the present tattoos began to have a function as works of art. Tattoos on Indonesian society Indonesian society has long recognized the tattoo but tattoos become a taboo because of the religious elements and functions previously used tattoos as a symbol for criminals. In the 1960s, the criminals are marked with tattoos that later appeared a tattoo prison term. Joshua Barker is one of the researchers who have studied the tattoo in Indonesia, Barker found that in modern Indonesian society, tattoos still be a taboo because it has the impression closely with criminality. In the era of the 21st century, the people of Indonesia are able to receive a tattoo as an art form even though there remains a negative impression to the user tattoos. With all the above description let kumandangkan tatoo is not a crime. Now that he's articles about the tattoo that I can love. Tatto it does not mean evil, tattoo art. Each person must have had a reason why he tattoos the picture, and it is located where. Temenku there tuh boy bands, tattoos mama photo on his right hand. His mother already dead fitting her high school. The reason he tatto picture her mother and in the right hands, because he can only trust to his mother, and let him remember his mother kept the same. My friend no longer wants a tattoo of angel wings on his back, the reason, he occasionally nglakuin want good things. Hehe. If my friend wants a tattoo angels bit weird right reasons.

Tuesday, 7 July 2015

BROTHERHOOD


I first met the president of RedRum Motorcycle Club, Cliff Matias—a spiritual man, softly-spoken with an iron will to match—almost five years ago, and since, have slowly been introduced to key members of the club and subsequently, their wives and girlfriends. It became apparent that these people in and around the motorcycle club were earnest. They share family values and a strong bond in its most simplistic form—one that I hadn’t seen before in other cultures. It is an unavoidable honesty. So often we associate bike club members with criminals who are to be feared rather than be revered as protectors, or even thought of as regular people. The aim of the “Brotherhood” project is to show who these people really are. A part of photography that I find deeply appealing is documenting a moment that is truly honest. Posing and posturing will always have its place, but when shooting the “everyday man” the artist often finds themselves no longer in control of their subjects, but merely a bystander in the moments they capture. Much like the men and women involved with RedRum MC, after I gained the club’s trust I was fortunate enough to be given unfettered access to this insular group. When I embarked on documenting the characters I wasn’t sure what would transpire but I was afforded the opportunity to witness some genuinely soft moments: Cuddling their wives, adoring their girlfriends and playing with their children, riding in unity on charity runs and laughing with each other. They are not angels but I have never personally witnessed any group brawls, nor unprovoked aggression towards the general public. Sub-cultural, tight-knit groups such as RedRum are the ideal subject for this style of documentary photography. Peek behind the curtain and into a world that you’d never normally see or will ever be witness to again. —Sophy Holland. What has Sons of Anarchy done to the perception of motorcycle clubs? Fowler: Jeff can answer that one, because I shouldn’t say what I’m thinking. Blanchard: It blows everything out of proportion. They did show how clubs work, but it was a drama, they were killing 60 guys a week. You’d be out of members in less than a month. Fowler: We’d all be locked up and there would be more trucks exploding on the highway. Blanchard: It was entertaining. If a biker said he didn’t watch it, he’d be full of shit because every biker watched it. But it was a drama, that’s it. There are some great things that they did show, some of the great parts of the life: the hierarchies in clubs, the protocols, all that kind of stuff, but in the end it was just total entertainment. Agreed, but that is the most public representation of motorcycle clubs. Figueroa: Unfortunately, meanwhile we are the guys that would help if you really needed it. Andrews: And we want to be ambassadors wherever we go. Fowler: You want to be polite without bringing some flowers. Blanchard: I mean if we have a Prospect [a man essentially pledging the club] with us we’ll have him blow somebody. [joking] Andrews: I don’t think people know how many charitable donations are made by motorcycle clubs. It is a huge number. What philanthropy are you involved in? Blanchard: Every year we do a St. Jude run. Our president Cliff Matias organizes different rides up in the Catskills. We do a Purple Heart Association run locally. We have done book drives for under privileged kids. We do a Native American scholarship run. That has been going over 12 years. It is a fun ride, we start at the Bull [Charging Bull statue on Wall Street]…. Andrews: Well, the National Museum of the American Indian. Fowler: And we go up to Bear Mountain for their pow wow. Andrews: And we always donate, I think last year we donated $2,000 for one of the traditional dancers. That plays against the perception one has when they read “RedRum” on your back. Figueroa: I was originally with a group called Legion of Doom and there was a set of us called RedRum. We floated away and Cliff said we were going to stick with RedRum. Everybody thinks its “murder” backwards so you have to kind of clarify. Please do. Figueroa: We are all about positivity. But the first thing that pops into people’s minds is The Shining. Fowler: So many times you’ll be in a bar and somebody will come up saying “Redrum, redrum.” Shut the fuck up. Figuero: It is a badass name. Guys will say, “You got fucking murder on your back.” No we are the opposite of that life. Can we walk through the patch or is it a sacred, esoteric, thing? Fowler: The three skulls represent brotherhood, the black bandanas represent the struggle between the Mexican people and their government. The peace sign speaks for itself, the war paint are of every denomination of man: white, red, yellow, black. It’s clear that the patches mean the world to you. Figueroa: Guys work hard for it. You can buy a three-piece Sons of Anarchy patch online and unfortunately some dumb guy is going to learn his lesson, riding around his Honda with one on when an outlaw club finds him. Why are you “prospecting,” Matt? Fowler: Don’t fuck this up. Gelbke: I have always been intrigued by the club life. I am a union worker so I am fond of the brotherhood you get with groups of likeminded guys. It’s what drew me in; it’s what keeps me interested. The brotherhood, a common bond, right or wrong, weak or strong. I know I will be here for them and I trust that they’ll be there for me too. Figueroa: I have been able to watch who would fit and who wouldn’t fit for the past 15 years. Between the guys we are prospecting now to the guys we used to have, it is a big difference. I had to watch this guy who was a pain in the ass, everywhere we went there was something going on and he was involved. Where is he now? Figueroa: He passed away. So it’s life is a bitch, it comes back to bite. And I prefer what we have now to what we had when it was harder. We got rid of the bad seeds and every time we lost one we got four more great dudes. Not those guys who are going to rob, rape and do all that crazy shit. We are not hardcore, we don’t need to be, people see us and they know that we are tough. We are the guys who are going to shake people’s hands. People want what we got. Andrews: And what we got is brotherhood. We never ask what brotherhood can do for us, we ask what we can do for brotherhood. I want to help in any way I can and that is what brings us closer together. The closer you get to brotherhood the more enlightened you become. When we all come together, when we are wearing the same patch, we have the same common goal. Blanchard: The club opened my eyes to look at people differently. I am still learning constantly which is great, and it is not just about the club life, it is about life in general. Fowler: Before I met these guys I was very selfish. I had my own real family but I never felt brotherhood with my real brother. I doubted that brotherhood even existed when I couldn’t find it at home. But when I found these guys I knew I found brotherhood. I like to roll alone once in a blue moon, but nobody is more than a phone call away. If something goes down everybody zooms to the scene. That is what brotherhood is to me and I don’t think I can find it anywhere else. It took me a long time in my life, I just turned 50, and I finally feel like I fit in somewhere. I wandered through life not fitting in until I found these guys. I found brotherhood.

CANDID SHOTS FROM THE SUICIDEGIRLS BLACKHEART BURLESQUE TOUR


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