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Di Matarok

guest — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 04:27:21 +0000

This baybayin tattoo of Paula Calinagan from Seattle means “di matarok”. Translated in English it means immeasurable, can’t reach, in depth and many more. For the bearer, her tattoo is just a simple reminder that she should not judge, label other people and herself or anything in this universe because there is always story behind something and always more to know.

Last Name On My Neck

guest — Fri, 27 May 2011 05:53:41 +0000

This image that was sent to us by Jason of Tulsa is in small scale but I hope you can see it. The tattoo in his neck is his last name which is “Fontanilla” in Baybayin.

Any comment guys?

Una Pamilya

guest — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 04:40:49 +0000

“Una Pamilya”, when translated in English means “Family First”. That is the meaning of Christian tattoo which he placed at the back of his neck. For him, family will always be in the first priority which is a unique feature of Filipinos.

One character is slightly off. Can anyone spot it? Check out baybayin.com for more info.

The Rosary

guest — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 14:02:30 +0000

The Rosary was popularized by Alan de la Roche (1428-1475), a Breton Dominican with a great reputation for sanctity. He propagated devotion to the Virgin’s Psalter in northern France and in Flanders, organizing Rosary Confraternities everywhere for all people, who were avid for indulgences in a period of war, famine and schism, eager “to be preserved from sudden death and the assaults of the devil”.
This one is a rosary tat of Kaycee Galinato from LA. As you can see the tat is pretty well located at the back of her ears. This one is done by Zebra.

Black Friday 40% off everything! 11/28

Christian — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 03:34:31 +0000

That’s right! 40% off everything on PinoyTattoos.com on 11/28. Use promo code BLACKFRIDAY at checkout. Promo ends 11:59PM Pacific time USA. Come back on 11/28 at midnight Eastern time to order your Baybayin transliteration. Contact me at info@pinoytattoos.com or Yahoo IM PinoyTattoos.

While the most popular season to get a tattoo is in the spring and summer, you should get it during the cold months so that there’s minimum sunlight expose. You will also have time to full heal by the time the warm weather comes to show it off.

Here’s a sample design I did For Cessy from Florida. Inked at Tattoos Forever. Maganda in traditional Baybayin with Philippine Sun and Stars.

Filipino 3 Stars and a Sun neck tattoo

Christian — Sun, 26 Oct 2008 05:10:59 +0000

Brandon from Calgary Ab, Canada sends in a photo of his hardcore neck tattoo. Inked by Moose @ Jokers.

Body piercing and tattooing to be regulated in the Philippines?

Christian — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 05:55:41 +0000

A pending house bill looks to regulate body piercing and tattooing in the Philippines. The measure requires persons who wish to engage in body piercing or tattooing to first obtain a permit from the Department of Health. I wonder how much the permit will cost?

Under the bill, any one who performs body piercing or tattooing without a permit from the department of health shall suffer the penalty of imprisonment of arresto mayor (one month and one day to six months) or a fine ranging from P50,000 to P100,000 or both at the discretion of the court.

Those who operate body piercing studios or tattoo studios without a permit shall be punished with a penalty of prision correccional (six months and one day to six years) or a fine ranging from P100,000 to P200,000 or both at the discretion of the court.

The penalties shall be imposed in the maximum if the violation results in the death of the patient, insanity or psychological damage of the patient and permanent physical disfigurement or disability of the patient.

Psychological damage? How will they measure that? I don’t like my tattoo and it caused me psychological issues! I actually agree with the measure. Philippine Tattoo Artists Guild (PTAG) members are required to undergo seminars by the Department of Health.

Read the whole article.

Malakas neck tattoo

Christian — Thu, 29 May 2008 13:30:20 +0000

Lorial from NYC uploaded a photo of her malakas Baybayin neck tattoo.

The background behind the tat is; the first one i got was the strength character in Chinese.
one i am not too proud of since i learned that it is a common tat – but it is what it is. i wanted
to keep with the theme and thought that the Baybayin translation spoke to the struggle i have had
being adopted from the Philippines and raised by a white American family. much of the pain has
been my disconnect from my birth culture and practically non existent knowledge of the tongue.

Filipino Playboy model – Kat Longa

Christian — Mon, 26 May 2008 14:57:21 +0000

Here are some photos of Baybayin designs I did for Filipino Playboy model, Kat Longa. On her neck is Maganda (beautiful), Nanay (mother), and Anak na babae (daughter).

Kat also wanted to see how the tattoo would look, so I added the Baybayin scripts over a photo she sent in.

Her wrist says Ate (big sister).

Some photos of Kat

Want more photos of her? Check out Kat’s Myspace page. If your sick of checking out hot girls, you can view the pinoytattoos Myspace as well

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