Family Name in Ambigram Style

December 11, 2009 by Poty · Leave a Comment 

DSC00018 After the long wait, Jobeng Castro of Davao City finally came up with this Ambigram tattoo style of his family name. Even if you turn it upside down, you will still come up with the word “Castro” and that’s the magic of Ambigram.

Jobeng is planning to have another tattoo with Baybayin fonts by the end of the year. Sure it will be a very good one. Tattoo fanatics should try it too!

Made in the Philippines Part 3

December 7, 2009 by Poty · Leave a Comment 

back tattoo part 7This is another part of Gerald Genus back tattoo. You can see his whole back tattoo at the latter posts.

In here is his surname “Genus” in Baybayin font. You can learn more of Baybayin fonts at www.baybayin.com. It is also featured at this site so please do check it if you are interested.

Maiden Name

November 25, 2009 by Poty · Leave a Comment 

760568570_l copyGuess what is the meaning of this tattoo? It is basically made of bamboo designs with 2 letters in the middle. The 2 letters in Baybayin represents the maiden name of Jayson Withmore’s (the bearer) mother. Now, does anyone of you can tell what is his mother’s maiden name? Visit www.baybayin.com to learn what they mean.

Latest client artwork

September 27, 2009 by Christian · 4 Comments 

I recently did some artwork for Reggie from Daly City, CA

I just wanted to say thank you for all the work and time you have put into my piece. Every time I look at it I can’t believe that I have it on my arm, Everyone that has seen it can’t believe how good it looks . It is probably one of the best tattoos design I have ever seen, and I don’t say that just because it’s on my arm. you are an amazing artist and I am honored to have you as my tattoo artist designer. Maraming Salamat

Visit PinoyTattoos.com/Translations to get artwork like this.

reggie filipino tattoo

Represent!

July 22, 2009 by Christian · 2 Comments 

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Verny (Seattle, WA)
Representing my Filipino pride and my family name by Lucky Devil Tattoo
“Basic Philippine sun, but instead the two stars were dropped to extenuate the lower back. And across the sun is a banner with my family name.”

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