Some photos from Thailand Tattoo Expo 2018
Serjiu Arnautu
Tag Archives: Natcha Plainche
Thailand Tattoo Expo 2017 – part 2
Welcome to the second part of my photo gallery from Thailand Tattoo Expo 2017.
Ajarn Krit
Thailand Tattoo Expo 2017 – part 1
Here’s the first photo gallery from Thailand Tattoo Expo 2017.
Shige from Yellow Blaze Tattoo (Shigenori Iwasaki)
Linas Tattoo Convention 2017 – Part 3
Here’s the last gallery from Linas Tattoo Convention 2017.
Jessy Nourry bodypainting Lucrezia Duchessa
Linas Tattoo Convention 2017 – Part 2
Enjoy part 2 in my series of posts from the excellent Linas Tattoo Convention.
Yann Brënyàk
Linas Tattoo Convention 2017 – Part 1
My first post with photos from Linas Tattoo Convention 2017.
Shelly d’Inferno, Grisha & Ingrid Mutschler.
Salon International du tatouage, Marseille
Here’s a few of my photos from the tattoo convention in Marseille, France.
You can see the rest of the photos in my Flickr gallery or you can follow me on Google+ to check out the full album there (links after this gallery).
The Barber
Sexy Lexy
Kätlin Malm
Torsten Malm
Anesthetic
Kalie Art Tattoo
Under My Skin Tattoo
Gent Sailor Tattoo
Easy Tattoo
M’Miss Blue & Natcha Plainche
The Presenter
Ya Bamboo
Ya Bamboo’s client
Torsten Malm
Goth Couple
Cool t-shirt guy
Burlesque
Forgot His Name, Natcha Plainche & Fred TattooAix
Shelly D’Inferno & Max. Marseille Tattoo Convention.
Shelly d’Inferno & Emilie
Pascal Latil, a fellow photographer.
Shelly d’Inferno
Shelly d’Inferno
Flickr Gallery: https://flic.kr/s/aHskNnVfKk
Cardinal Guzman on Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/105625221415649415701/
(you’ll have to follow me to be able to see the gallery on G+)
MBK Tattoo Contest Vol 10, 2015
This isn’t the first post from this event, MBK Tattoo Contest Vol 10, that took place in Bangkok in November 2015. I’ve already posted some photos here in the blog, but now I’ve uploaded them all to a gallery on Flickr.
Divine Ink (Click on this image to visit the full Flickr gallery)
Some portraits from Bangkok
Yesterday I came home from a week-long stay in Bangkok, where I met a lot of wonderful, talented, beautiful, sexy, creative, amazing, friendly and inspiring people. These are just a few of the photos of the amazing people and scenes that I captured there.
@ Artists Tatoo, 21 samsen road
Noon
Node @ Artists Tattoo
Emil
A blind baby crocodile
Natcha Plainche (Bubblebrain Tattoo)
Bank Tattoo
Ying Youngterk Hamc Nimnuan & Node
Amazing back pieces by Ozzfest Tattoo Club Thailand.
EST Tattoo
Orm Siamthirtyfive / ทศพล พวงเพ็ชร์
MBK Tattoo Convention
Beautiful models Chunya Tar Boonsri & JeanZa YimGang @Ying Youngterk Tattoo
Behind the scenes with Adia Braun & Rogue Seraphim
Rogue Seraphim
Rogue Seraphim
Rogue Seraphim
Rogue Seraphim
Muay Thai @Rajadamnern Stadium
Muay Thai @Rajadamnern Stadium
Vanja, Tom and the light hats.
Vanja & Tom
Night photography by the river. Bangkok.
Night photography by the river.
Rudratcha
During one week in Bangkok, I spent most of my time in tattoo shops and hanging around with other tattoo interested people. It all culminated in the MBK Tattoo Convention 2015 on my last day, where most of these photos were taken. For me, as a person who’s probably more than average interested in tattoos, being at a tattoo convention makes you feel at home: You meet lots of people who all share the same passion and love for the same kind of artistic expression. It makes you feel like you’re a part of an international society. I’ll post plenty of photos from this magnificent event later. Because I had a flight, I couldn’t stick around to find out who won in the different classes, but for me it wasn’t important to find out who came out victorious or not – the important part was to be there, feel the vibe and be a part of the event.
The Muay Thai boxing photos were shot at Bankok’s Rajadamnern Stadium (which will also be covered in a separate post) and, since I was already in Bangkok, of course I made sure to arrange a photo session with a local model: Rogue Seraphim and make-up artist Adia Braun (the photo session will also be covered later). I haven’t had the time to go through even a small fraction of my photos yet, but I probably have some interesting street photos to share as well.
I hope you all (my readers) have been having a good time and enjoying life lately and I hope that I get to visit Bangkok again soon! The sooner the better!
