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FST: On the Shoulders of Giants is a documentary film, currently in production by Stewart Robson, a tattooer at Frith Street Tattoo (FST) in London.
This project is expected to be completed in late 2013.
Shooting started in August 2012.
Stewart has interviewed his friends and colleagues, some of them world-renown in tattoo circles but all of them have worked in the cramped infamous basement shop in the heart of London’s seedy soho district, to share this portrait of one of the most interesting, vibrant and influential modern tattoo shops.
FST: On the Shoulders of Giants
There's a bunch on cool teasers from the different interviews on the blog too. I'm super stoked for this to come out!
You gotta share stuff like this with us @Stewart Robson
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This was great by the way! (Also by Stewart)

I have one of the portfolio's. $330 is a bargain. One of the pieces in it was pretty much the same as the black sheet(s) with the tiger you see a few times in part 5.

Scott Harrison I think helps out with that. Headband brothers I think. Then go to devitas section
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Go to paintings then hit devita. 330 gets you 3 and likely will have rubbings.

Plus you get a big portfolio with your name and address written on it by Thom.
Everything I have by Thom is worth 100 times what I paid for it.

But I want it to be reallllllll.

deadhorse fucking rule. i just saw them a couple weeks ago in houston.
minus michael haaga of course.
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@dcostello, you mean Dave "The Machine" Witte? I do believe so.
I kinda miss Burnt By The Sun and Discordence Axis still.

In about a month I start a backpeice cover-up with Chris O'Donnell. Panther fighting a tiger. I'm really really really excited to see what he comes up with.

Also Ron's all-black roses.
Another tattooer I've really been into lately is Tas. I gotta get over to the UK and get tattooed by him.

Greg Christian does infact kick ass....same with Jason Scott

Greg Christian does infact kick ass....same with Jason Scott

I'm tattoo promiscuous so add Greg Christian and Ivan Szazi ... o.k. a slut Wido de Marvel and Horitoshi I .

I just made my appointments with Dave Cummings to start my full backpiece of a black & grey Fudo Myo. I'm crazy excited about it and it seems like he is too. His work is crazy good and he's the nicest dude.

Plenty that I agree with here and I'm going to add Ron Henry Wells. What first really made me pay attention to him was this "open letter to tattooers everywhere" that he wrote last year about how, while acknowledging that there are some bad things going on in tattooing right now, that there are also a lot of genuinely fucking amazing things happening. Maybe for me a big part of the appeal was that I'd just started getting tattooed at that point and was super psyched on it (oh wait, I'm still super psyched on it) and it was rad reading someone who, for a change, was talking about all the great things happening in tattooing RIGHT NOW instead of lamenting how it was better in the old days.
His designs and tattoos regularly fucking kill it. I love that they're proper tattoos...skulls, daggers, torches, lady heads, ships, birds, etc...but with these little twists that I haven't seen elsewhere that just make them so fucking awesome. The negative space tattoos he's posted on IG blow my mind.
I have a couple of tattoos from him, will in all likelihood get more, and I'm stoked because me and @Pugilist are driving down to Congress Street at the end of the week to see him again.

Certainly the guys currently tattooing big work on me...Thomas Hooper, Chris O'donnell, Chad K. great people and I look forward to seeing each of them.
But id say right now Timothy Hoyer...cant find much online and most of the ones I have seen are in person. My wife had a consultation with him this past week for her sleeve and I am now saving a spot for him. Amazing painter as well.

Tomas Garcia. Something so cool about his style. I don't think it really fits in w/what I have and what I am planning, but I love to admire it and...you never know.

Certainly the guys currently tattooing big work on me...Thomas Hooper, Chris O'donnell, Chad K. great people and I look forward to seeing each of them.
But id say right now Timothy Hoyer...cant find much online and most of the ones I have seen are in person. My wife had a consultation with him this past week for her sleeve and I am now saving a spot for him. Amazing painter as well.

Well just finished my Raijin. Seriously love the little extra touches
Regino Gonzalez

Here you go:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BkhtJM8CqE
The slow part is slower, heavier, and doomier than on record, and the fast part is just crushing. I don't think I really appreciated Bill Ward enough until I saw the video of this show. I have a bootleg DVD of this show but it's all up on YouTube. Really one of the greatest bands of all time.

Ohh...yea.. HIS TATTOO ARE AMAZING! GET TATTOOED BY HIM. I would if I wasnt in the middle of a mountain of work and have ideas lined up. Still guys one of the best in montreal if not THE best.

I often think about what it would be like if it was 1970 and I heard the first Sabbath album for the first time. I think I would have probably shit my pants because it is still so heavy even by today's standards.
Have you seen the videos from the Paris 1970 Sabbath show? Unbelievable stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHal84S_XkI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSIigqc_sDM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W69DwrXkjgw

A little worship music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHal84S_XkI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSIigqc_sDM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W69DwrXkjgw

A little worship music.