Fresh ink of my tattoo artist's take on the Atreides hawk with motto in a scifi-ey font. 30th present to myself. Been waiting for money/time/etc to align for a few years, then scheduled the appointment to design it. Ended up almost dying in a cold river last week, so the motto felt even more appropriate. Show Edit: apparently I don't know how to Reddit. Sorry, here's the link. https://imgur.com/a/NVwiRNJ The spice must flow! And for tattoo lovers out there, so must the ink! If you love Frank Herbert's novel Dune or its movie adaptations, then you'll love these tattoos that mark out fans like stained lips show Mentats. This one pictured above was inked by Joey of Bombshell Tattoo in Houston, Texas on the arm of Clint. It shows a sandworm rising up from the Arrakeen desert. Dana picked up this beautiful Dune montage at the Salt Lake Tattoo Convention. It won second place in the sleeve category. This beautiful body of text was inked by Matty Nox, an artist that we've featured previously. It shows the famous Litany against Fear:
I'm particularly taken with this sleeve by Andrey Grimmy3D Barkov. It shows a grand landscape of Arrakis, a rising sandworm, and an all-seeing Fremen eye. Perhaps it's the eye of Maud'Dib himself. Mylooz is a tattoo artist in Montreuil, France. She inked this puzzling piece with a sandworm. What does it mean? Do we have wormsign? You bet we do! Kelvin inked this knee (warning: NSFW URL) showing the terrifying, gaping maw of a sandworm. Ride the sandworm to prove your readiness. Or this leg, if you can't get to Arrakis. Unfortunately, I don't know who owns the leg or inked the lovely tattoo on it. Remco Tieleman affirmed his loyalty to House Atreides with this enormous back image. It shows the Atreides family crest, the larger of Arrakis's 2 moons, 2 sandworms, a host of Fremen, and the words "the sleeper must awaken." Kevin also stands with House Atreides. He got this back tattoo of that family's crest at The Lazy Dragon in Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. dvdhwk, a member of a forum dedicated to the Dune novels, post his arm tattoo. It shows the Atreides family crest and the words "Here I am; Here I remain" in classical Greek. Brian Eschbach, a member of the metal band The Black Dahlia Murder, is a hardcore Dune fan. He's read all of the novels. His sleeve tattoo is an impressive homage to the series. Here's a video of Eschbach showing it off.
Moderators: Freakzilla, ᴶᵛᵀᴬ, Omphalos  Dune TattooI believe I have posted this on Arrakeen at one point... Any one want to try their hand, and drawing my next tattoo? I would like to get a mouse behind my ear. (Kinda curving with/towards my right ear. With the head, at the bottom of my ear, tail at the top...Nothing cartoonie.) Any takers? Post by Tleilax Master B » 27 Feb 2009 13:30 Why don't you post us pictures of your current tattoos. Don't want to duplicate any ideas, or anything. Post by nymphitz » 27 Feb 2009 13:44
...Only tattoo I have at the moment. (Don't have any sketches of the mouse I have in mind...I'm terrible with a pen.) Post by Tleilax Master B » 27 Feb 2009 14:30
Post by Drunken Idaho » 27 Feb 2009 14:32
Can't "undo" that tatt! "The Idahos were never ordinary people." Post by nymphitz » 27 Feb 2009 14:32 Thank you.
Tisk tisk, snuck that one right by me!
Yay! Last edited by nymphitz on 27 Feb 2009 14:34, edited 2 times in total. Post by SwordMaster » 27 Feb 2009 15:52 I am sort of a tat fanatic, I adore tats. Can I show the one my wife and I got? Im piggy backing your thread nymphitz! Your tat is awesome but I had seen it before... still cool though
my wife and I both have the exact same design in the same place. the date is when we were married. I am a turd. Do not emulate me, or Omphalos shall mock you as well. Post by nymphitz » 27 Feb 2009 16:37 Aw that's a cute idea SM! LundsePosts: 524 Joined: 01 Jul 2008 11:36Location: Århus, Denmark Sorry, but...Post by Lundse » 27 Feb 2009 17:34 ...this is the coolest tattoo ever!
And the only one I would consider getting (do it right, or don't do it). 'Unfortunately' the laws were changed since, and I neither were, am or am planning to be a US citizen, BUT - when that tattoo was inked, it effectively made the recipient a piece of munition under US law. No amount of flames, skulls, pentagrams or umlauts will ever come close to that! See also: PS: dunepunkPosts: 60Joined: 16 Dec 2008 20:00 Re: Sorry, but...Post by dunepunk » 28 Feb 2009 17:27
We should've kept it labelled as a munition and then broke out the second amendment a la xkcd It is by will alone I set my mind in motion. It is by the juice of sapho that the thoughts acquire speed; the lips aquire stains; the stains become a warning. It is by will alone I set my mind in motion. Re: Sorry, but...Post by A Thing of Eternity » 28 Feb 2009 23:53
That is a pretty cool tattoo. Reminds me of when my old drummer got his black belt, he apparently became legally considered a deadly weapon. No joke. He had to be really careful that any fight he ever got in he had witnesses that would state that it was self defense, because if he punches someone he gets charged with assault with a deaply weapon, not just assault. How badass is that? Post by nymphitz » 01 Mar 2009 00:58
Wow, thats intense!
Post by ARCH » 01 Mar 2009 14:20
Of course it's her. She always uses her pics for avatars(or at least she's done it so far) Nymph, are you still working in a photography studio?
Sorry for the questionary but i haven't seen you online for a long time and am wondering what's new? " Nature beauteous form omnia mea mecum porto. Post by nymphitz » 01 Mar 2009 20:08 Eos (the rat) and I. ARCH! No longer in the studio...I shoot independently now...and work selling camera gear...and attend school, busy busy.
How about you, stranger? Spill the beans! Re: Dune TattooPost by cmsahe » 03 Mar 2009 00:48
What about Muad'Dib with his maker hooks getting ready to ride a worm?
Only the books written by Frank Herbert are canon. Who We Are and What We Stand For Post by chanilover » 03 Mar 2009 04:07 Baron Harkonnen buggering Gurney Halleck. "You and your buddies and that b*tch Mandy are nothing but a gang of lying, socially maladjusted losers." - St Hypatia of Arrakeen. Post by SwordMaster » 06 Mar 2009 20:27 If I got a dune tat it would be a quote, Im not sure what quote but a good LetoII quote 1 line no absolutes I am a turd. Do not emulate me, or Omphalos shall mock you as well. Post by SandChigger » 06 Mar 2009 23:00 Yeah. Unfortunately they got a wealth of shit mixed in there as well. Any road followed precisely to its end leads precisely nowhere. You must climb the mountain just a little—enough to test that it's a mountain, enough to see
where the other mountains are. From the top of any mountain, you cannot see that mountain. What had the Lady Jessica to sustain her in her time of trial? Think you carefully on this Bene Gesserit proverb and perhaps you will see: "Any road followed precisely to its end leads precisely nowhere. Climb the mountain just a little bit to test that it's a mountain. From the top of the
mountain, you cannot see the mountain." Stupid asshat pickle-fucker shithead hack. Post by cmsahe » 07 Mar 2009 20:57
"Here I am, here I remain" I like this one. Only the books written by Frank Herbert are canon. Who We Are and What We Stand For Post by cmsahe » 07 Mar 2009 21:01
The hacks plagiarized Frank Herbert, the brainless dumbos! When Siona and Leto II are on the desert she asks "Is this as good a direction as any other?" -"As long as you keep to it", answered Leto II. Only the books written by Frank Herbert are canon. Who We Are and What We Stand For Post by SandChigger » 07 Mar 2009 22:54 I'm not sure plagiarism is the right word for it. (Brian owns the copyrights after all. What Frank Herbert called a "Bene Gesserit proverb", they attribute to the consort of a Corrino "Crown Prince"—both characters, no doubt, of their own creation. (In terms of protocol, I seriously doubt it would be correct for the consort to be referred to as an "empress" when the man himself never took the Imperial Crown. Just more stupid shit. Their changes to the wording is also stupid: Even if the consort herself was not BG, the BG would remember and pass on her words exactly. Asshat hack. Post by Freakzilla » 08 Mar 2009 11:14
duh... Paul of Dune was so bad it gave me a seizure that dislocated both of my shoulders and prolapsed my anus. ~Pink Snowman theGombeenManPosts: 12Joined: 11 Apr 2009 21:32 Re: Dune TattooPost by theGombeenMan » 12 Apr 2009 23:16 i think you should get a kangaroo mouse instead of regular mouse ...hehe I designed several i 'll try and give it a shot.. my dune tattoo pics are coming up later this week hopefully Re: Dune TattooPost by SwordMaster » 14 Apr 2009 09:49 after more thought on the subject. the only true dune image is the sandworm. I reecomend a sandworm tat. I am a turd. Do not emulate me, or Omphalos shall mock you as well. What did Leto mean by here I am here I remain?1 “Here I Am, Here I Remain.” - Duke Leto Atreides
He's the type of man for whom duty is more important than anything else, and that includes his own life. He will stay true until his own life is over.
What were Leto's last words?Leto's dying words in the film are, "Here I am, here I remain." In the books, these words are proclaimed by Leto upon his arrival on Arrakis.
How old is Duke Leto?Duke Leto Atreides
Perhaps mid-to-late 40s in the film, he seems a few years older than the Lady Jessica, whom he won't marry although he loves her very much. The age difference between the two is fairly accurate to the book although the book seems to describe him as even older, perhaps between 50 and 60 years old.
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