Looking for dragon tattoo

Hi all,

I am looking for an image of a chinese/japanese dragon. I have seen several
but one sticks in my memory. An oriental dragon, up/across the back (the
image I saw was of a woman), lower claws on buttocks, tail wrapping around
(left if memory serves) thigh, dragons left claw holding left shoulder,
right claw holding right breast, with the dragons head on the upper right
breast/shoulder.

Does this sound familiar to anyone? If so could they point me to an
image/series showing this?

I am continuing to search for this, as it is something I want to show my
wife (I cannot remember where I saw it) with the intention of spending a
day (henna) tattooing it onto her, for us both to enjoy.

I do hope someone can assist.

Many thanks in advance

Mal

Ninja wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am looking for an image of a chinese/japanese dragon. I have seen several
> but one sticks in my memory. An oriental dragon, up/across the back (the
> image I saw was of a woman), lower claws on buttocks, tail wrapping around
> (left if memory serves) thigh, dragons left claw holding left shoulder,
> right claw holding right breast, with the dragons head on the upper right
> breast/shoulder.
>
> Does this sound familiar to anyone? If so could they point me to an
> image/series showing this?
>
> I am continuing to search for this, as it is something I want to show my
> wife (I cannot remember where I saw it) with the intention of spending a
> day (henna) tattooing it onto her, for us both to enjoy.
>
> I do hope someone can assist.
>
> Many thanks in advance
>
> Mal

SPANK ME!

KavinTaylor@gmail.com wrote:

> SPANK ME!

What's the matter loserboi, don't you get enough of that around here
already?

<snicker>

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H2W

Ninja <Ninja@nospam.com> wrote:
N> I am looking for an image of a chinese/japanese dragon. I have seen several
N> but one sticks in my memory. An oriental dragon, up/across the back (the
N> image I saw was of a woman), lower claws on buttocks, tail wrapping around
N> (left if memory serves) thigh, dragons left claw holding left shoulder,
N> right claw holding right breast, with the dragons head on the upper right
N> breast/shoulder.
N> I am continuing to search for this, as it is something I want to show my
N> wife (I cannot remember where I saw it) with the intention of spending a
N> day (henna) tattooing it onto her, for us both to enjoy.

if you're doing it in henna, just do it as you've described.

if you're looking to have it done permanently, design your own
instead of copying another's.

lish "well i, i might be wrong,
crank@got.net but you, you tag along." -mm
43.9% / 30 RANA 128 / 70

On Thu, 24 Apr 2008 13:01:16 -0700, in rec.arts.bodyart, Helen TwoWheels
<helen@two.wheels> wrote:

>KavinTaylor@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> SPANK ME!
>
>What's the matter loserboi, don't you get enough of that around here
>already?

Sockpuppeting Kavin? Are you really *THAT* weak? You guys are getting real
easy to spot these days. You need to try harder.

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This line signals Logical End-Of-Message.
Physical End-Of-Message follows.

crank@got.net (i'll teach you to turn away.) wrote in
news:67c9mhF2o815kU3@mid.individual.net:

> Ninja <Ninja@nospam.com> wrote:
> N> I am looking for an image of a chinese/japanese dragon. I have seen
> several N> but one sticks in my memory. An oriental dragon, up/across
> the back (the N> image I saw was of a woman), lower claws on buttocks,
> tail wrapping around N> (left if memory serves) thigh, dragons left
> claw holding left shoulder, N> right claw holding right breast, with
> the dragons head on the upper right N> breast/shoulder.
> N> I am continuing to search for this, as it is something I want to
> show my N> wife (I cannot remember where I saw it) with the intention
> of spending a N> day (henna) tattooing it onto her, for us both to
> enjoy.
>
> if you're doing it in henna, just do it as you've described.
>
> if you're looking to have it done permanently, design your own
> instead of copying another's.

Excellent point, and I would freehand it if I wasn't so artistically
challenged.

I have in any case more or less determined where I saw the tattoo. It was
in a Dutch magazine Tattoo Planet.

Unfortunately they had a fire at their warehouse and all back issues have
been lost.

So I continue searching for other images I can use.

thanks for answering.

Mal

On Apr 27, 11:01 am, NinjaNL <Ninj...@Nospam.com> wrote:

> Unfortunately they had a fire at their warehouse and all back issues have
> been lost.

Call them again. You may have gotten the laziest clerk at the
magazine.

(ring ring ring)

Clerk: "Hello, Tattoo Planet."
You: "Yes, can you find a particular magazine for me, package it, and
ship it to my address?"
Clerk: "Uh.."
(looks at clock as lunch hour and a quickie with s.o. fast approaches)
You: ...
Clerk: "We had a fire at our warehouse and all back issues have been
lost. Bye."
(disconnects)

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Mal,

You can do what I did, find an artist and describe it to them, the way that
I did with my tattoo which I got last week.

I worked with an artist for over a month, until we finally got it perfected
to what I had in mind. It was not cheap but I can't say that it wasn't
worth it. No one else has what I have :).

-M

"NinjaNL" <NinjaNL@Nospam.com> wrote in message
news:Xns9A8DAD2C78CE3NinjaNLsomewhereover@213.75.1 2.164...
> crank@got.net (i'll teach you to turn away.) wrote in
> news:67c9mhF2o815kU3@mid.individual.net:
>
>> Ninja <Ninja@nospam.com> wrote:
>> N> I am looking for an image of a chinese/japanese dragon. I have seen
>> several N> but one sticks in my memory. An oriental dragon, up/across
>> the back (the N> image I saw was of a woman), lower claws on buttocks,
>> tail wrapping around N> (left if memory serves) thigh, dragons left
>> claw holding left shoulder, N> right claw holding right breast, with
>> the dragons head on the upper right N> breast/shoulder.
>> N> I am continuing to search for this, as it is something I want to
>> show my N> wife (I cannot remember where I saw it) with the intention
>> of spending a N> day (henna) tattooing it onto her, for us both to
>> enjoy.
>>
>> if you're doing it in henna, just do it as you've described.
>>
>> if you're looking to have it done permanently, design your own
>> instead of copying another's.
>
> Excellent point, and I would freehand it if I wasn't so artistically
> challenged.
>
> I have in any case more or less determined where I saw the tattoo. It was
> in a Dutch magazine Tattoo Planet.
>
> Unfortunately they had a fire at their warehouse and all back issues have
> been lost.
>
> So I continue searching for other images I can use.
>
> thanks for answering.
>
> Mal