Yakuza Girls Tattoo
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Cherry Blossom Tattoo Designs
The History of Body Art Tattoos
The interview of Japanese tattoo magazine
I've uploaded my article on my web site.
http://www.al-haut.com/images/artist/interview/pdf/tattootri
If you have some interests about me , please check it out!
Thank you
Tattooist Ryoki
http://www.al-haut.com
New tattoo work
I love flowers design tattoo, especially peony.
It is called to 'the King of flower' in eastern Asian culture.
Tattoo Art Works Al-Haut : Tattoist Ryoki
Going to work in Germany and Switzerland
Hi, everybody.
I’m going to Germany and Switzerland and will be available for tattoo
sessions while I’m there.
I'll be in Zurich ,Switzerland from 28th of May to the 4th of June
If you'd like to be tattooed by me please contact Sabine Gaffron
(See below for contact detail)
Then I'll be in Hamburg Germany from the 5th of June to the 27th of June.
Please contact Tattoo Nouveau.
I'd like to tattoo many non Japanese people on my journey.
If you are interested in getting tattoo from me
please contact them.
I'm really looking forward to going Europe !!
Best regards
Ryoki
I’m going to Germany and Switzerland and will be available for tattoo
sessions while I’m there.
I'll be in Zurich ,Switzerland from 28th of May to the 4th of June
If you'd like to be tattooed by me please contact Sabine Gaffron
(See below for contact detail)
Then I'll be in Hamburg Germany from the 5th of June to the 27th of June.
Please contact Tattoo Nouveau.
I'd like to tattoo many non Japanese people on my journey.
If you are interested in getting tattoo from me
please contact them.
I'm really looking forward to going Europe !!
Best regards
Ryoki
In Zurich Switzerland 29.May to 4. June
In Hambrug Germany 5.June to 27.June
☆In Germany contact
Tattoo Nouveau http://www.tattoo-nouveau.de
webmaster@tattoo-nouveau.de
☆In Switzerland
Sabine Gaffrom http://www.sabinegaffrontattoo.de/
In Hambrug Germany 5.June to 27.June
☆In Germany contact
Tattoo Nouveau http://www.tattoo-nouveau.de
webmaster@tattoo-nouveau.de
☆In Switzerland
Sabine Gaffrom http://www.sabinegaffrontattoo.de/
Drawing with Charcorl
I’m learning about drawing at my art class.
Those picture are my drawing.
I have to finish it in this April.
Those picture are my drawing.
I have to finish it in this April.
Charcoal is a good way for me to learn gray gradients and lighting techniques.
But it is very very difficult... (><)
☆If you'd like to see more information about me, pleaase go to
Japanese web site: http://www.al-haut.com/
Japanese blog : http://www.al-haut.exblog.jp/
Myspace address : http://www.myspace.com/alhautryoki
A Japanese Female Tattoo Artist’s Blog
I'm a self-taught tattoo artist.
I've been in this business since 1999
and have had my own studio,'Al-Haut' since July 2001.
It's located in a trendy area for young people in Osaka called "American villege", in Shinsaibashi.
'Al-Haut' is named after Piseces in the Arabic horoscope.
I hope to appeal to people with this mysterious,exotic name.
(By the way, I'm a Pisces!!)
Basically, I have a distinctive style of tattooing called 'Fine-Line',
which uses an illustrative technique.
The outlines are not as bold and the overall impression is more like a water-colour painting.
'Fine-Line' technique is most suitable for sensitive detailed subjects.
I draw on nature for my inspiration and specialize in flowers and birds!
I’ve been told that my tattoos have a delicate and sensitive touch.
My second style has been influenced by my studies of the ancient cultures of the Orient and middle east at University.
It is a fusion of mysticism and mythology.
This fantasy style is also popluar with many clients.
I like to use 'Fine-line' for these images, too
I’m interested in tattooing non Japanese people too, so I started this blog in English
To introduce myself, my work ,and my daily life.
If you are interested and would like to post a comment,
I would be happy to hear for you.
My English isn’t perfect, but I will do my best,with a little help from my English teacher.
I hope you will forgive any mistakes and that my English improve in time.
I hope too,that you enjoy this blog, thanks for your support!
Look forward to hearing from you.
Best wishes,
Ryoki
☆If you'd like to see more information about me,
pleaase go to
web site: http://www.blogger.com/www.al-haut.com/english
Japanese web site: http://www.al-haut.com/
Japanese blog : http://www.al-haut.exblog.jp/
Myspace address : http://www.myspace.com/alhautryoki
Phoenix Japanese tattoo
The Phoenix Its name comes from the Greek word for "red", the color of fire. According to the Greek historians Herodotus and Plutarch, it came originally from Ethiopia. For the ancient Egyptians, though, a heron was the first animal to land on the hill that rose out of the primordial ooze.
Japanese geisha
The Japanese geisha
In modern Japan, geishas have been transformed into symbols of traditional values. In the west, the geisha has become a symbol of the exotic grace and beauty of the East. In this tattoo design, the wind has ruffled her kimono and set some pieces of paper loose, perhaps from the sheaf tucked near her arm. The wind has also loosed some petals of cherry blossoms which are beginning to swirl past her. They echo the cherry blossom design of the lower part of her kimono while the upper part makes use of the chrysanthemum. Both flowers are frequently used in Japanese art and in Japanese tattoos.
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