
Tattoo Artist · Japanese Traditional
HALEMINHX
Japanese Traditional · Irezumi · Large-Scale Tattoo Composition
HALEMINHX is a Japanese traditional tattoo artist and the founder of Saigon Needle Tattoo Studio in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. His practice focuses on Japanese traditional tattooing, Irezumi and large-scale compositions developed around the individual body. Rather than treating each tattoo as an isolated image, HALEMINHX approaches larger projects through composition, body flow, background and long-term development. His portfolio includes Japanese traditional subjects such as dragons, koi, Hannya, Kitsune, Kintaro, Samurai and other motifs connected to Japanese tattoo culture. At Saigon Needle, he works with clients on sleeves, backpieces, full-leg and larger body projects, with an emphasis on composition, consistency and the long-term development of each tattoo.
About the Artist
HALEMINHX is a Japanese traditional tattoo artist and the founder of Saigon Needle Tattoo Studio in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. His practice focuses on Japanese traditional tattooing, Irezumi and large-scale compositions developed around the individual body. Rather than treating each tattoo as an isolated image, HALEMINHX approaches larger projects through composition, body flow, background and long-term development. His portfolio includes Japanese traditional subjects such as dragons, koi, Hannya, Kitsune, Kintaro, Samurai and other motifs connected to Japanese tattoo culture. At Saigon Needle, he works with clients on sleeves, backpieces, full-leg and larger body projects, with an emphasis on composition, consistency and the long-term development of each tattoo.
Specializations
Experience
2018
Location
Ho Chi Minh City
390/14 Nguyen Dinh Chieu, District 3, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Journal
From the Journal
Motif
The Dragon in Japanese Tattooing
Japanese Traditional
Japanese Traditional Tattoo in Ho Chi Minh City
Japanese Traditional
Japanese Backpiece Tattoo: How to Plan a Full Back Irezumi
Japanese Traditional
Japanese Tattoo Placement: How Body Shape Changes the Composition
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