Said my baby’s evil, said my baby’s bad
Gypsys stole my baby from her mom and dad
Raised up in the hills, on the wrong side of the tracks
Tangle with my baby, you ain’t never comin’ back
She’s a voodoo child
I hear the call of the wild
She’s Wicked
These lyrics came to mind when I was thinking what to say about this tattoo..
From the song “She’s wicked” by The Fuzztones..
It means that One should embrace the life that one has…Love the fate that is in store for you…!I think it’s a wonderful saying that you can apply to every situation in your life!
in this tattoo there’s a combination of styles…Something that I plan to develop more deeply…
Last Sunday:14-2-2010, was the beginning of the Tibetan/Chinese New year, in TIbetan called “Losar”…It will be the Year of the Iron Tiger..
So here’s to the new year! May it be a special one , and may it bring clarity & wisdom.
To accompany this New years message I’ve enclosed a drawning and tattoo of Padmasambhava, the Buddha of Tibet…Tashi Delek!
with two days off on our hands, Rinto and me were supposed to go to stockholm…
but than we decided not to go and it so happened that we took the time for drawing…These are the results of drawing two days straight…
Any volunteers for this to be applied on them?
Here’s to the veterans who still skate!(as seen on the veteran skate night @ Hall of fame, Tilburg organised by KINGDOM)
For you guys an old skool style drawing, found in my archives!
I Just finished this last week…not even Dry and allready on this website…
One of my best pieces of 2009
if I may say so myself…
cheers and happy 2010 may it be your best year yet!
Oneness on location…
Check out the video:
In Januari 2006 Rob Deut invited me to this dream assignment :
to paint a mural behind a buddhist altar in a temple in thailand! It was a wonderful experience…Check out the Video! Filmed by Darko &Deut fixed into a proper movie by
Sander from SPREADMOTION
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The man pictured in these tattoos is,on the contrary of popular belief, not the Buddha.
He was a Chinese man called Hotai or pootai who had found the Buddha in himself and wandered the chinese landscape.
He is one of the seven housegods in Japan, and is consisered to bring fortune and happiness and is often seen with money or playing with children..
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