I've been tattooing for about 6 years now, and I'm interested in learning more about wabori. I've found it fascinating from the start, but now that I have a bit more skill, I think I can start to do something decent in this style. Your videos are being a great help in understanding the style and the concepts, so when the time comes to do it, I can do it with the respect that wabori deserves. Thanks a lot for the content and shared knowledge.
The more I learn the more I want to do things the proper way. Thank you for your video. I am in search of an artist of this gentleman’s caliber who works in the United States if anyone has recommendations I would truly appreciate.
Both are considered traditional now, however colour came after black & grey. however when horimono started, black & grey was only around. Colour was created afterwards. Back in the day, people often boasted about how many colours they had on their horimono. Thanks for the question!
I wish I lived in Sydney. I am looking for an artist to work with, and Seattle is lacking skilled traditional Japanese tattoo artists. If you know of any please do let me know. Thank you.
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I've been tattooing for about 6 years now, and I'm interested in learning more about wabori. I've found it fascinating from the start, but now that I have a bit more skill, I think I can start to do something decent in this style. Your videos are being a great help in understanding the style and the concepts, so when the time comes to do it, I can do it with the respect that wabori deserves. Thanks a lot for the content and shared knowledge.
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We appreciate your kind words & enthusiasm towards Wabori ✌🏼
One of the best Videos explaining the Basis structure
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Glad it helped you
Best breakdown tattoo ever seen so far.
Wow, that design is just so impressive!
The more I learn the more I want to do things the proper way. Thank you for your video.
I am in search of an artist of this gentleman’s caliber who works in the United States if anyone has recommendations I would truly appreciate.
Great video really enjoyed it
Awesome, thank you!
Kenta’s body suit is so sick! 🔥😮🙀
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Do Traditional Wabori tattoos look better on large bodies, muscular bodies or slim bodies ? 🤔🇯🇵
Beautiful suit!!
So good
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That frog looks hard
So good ~
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production on this video🔥🔥🔥
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@@Bunshinrenchannel yeah love that cut to a blurry tattoo detail shot
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What is more traditional the black and grey irezumi or the cloured one thanks!
Both are considered traditional now, however colour came after black & grey.
however when horimono started, black & grey was only around. Colour was created afterwards. Back in the day, people often boasted about how many colours they had on their horimono.
Thanks for the question!
Wow😱
I wish I lived in Sydney. I am looking for an artist to work with, and Seattle is lacking skilled traditional Japanese tattoo artists. If you know of any please do let me know. Thank you.
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What's the artists' info?
@bunshinren_tattoo_studio / bunshinren.com/
You can find all of our artists here!
@@Bunshinrenchannelare you in Australia?
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Horiyoshi konichiwa
The Australian accent threw me off for being japanese
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