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Where should i put it at? I think on the back but don’t know where at.
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no just think 20 years from now you might be old and wrinkly with a big blob of wrinkly faded color YUCK! and i don’t see why you’d want to carry around your sorrow in such a visible way.=/
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I would put it on the back of my hip. This special friend sounded like they always had your back.
Before you make a choice…….do some
good shopping for a good artist, a lot
of shops won’t do portraits because
they’re not sure of themselves and you
really don’t want to mess up a portrait.
Now as for where on your body……..
do you want to see it..? I would think so, especially if it’s a good job.
How ’bout the outside of your upper
thigh……either side……3-4 inches?
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u sure you want it?? well…if you are i’d go with the lower back.
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Well just a thought! If you get it on your back you won’t be able to see it! I got my first tattoo on my back and I wish I could see it more! I only see it when I am specifically looking for it and I would love to be able to see it all of the time! Just think if you want to see it alot or not!
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I considered getting a tattoo done of a friend of mine who died, but always put the idea aside “just in case.” It’s been nearly 10 years since then and I still haven’t gone through with it. Honestly, I don’t want a constant reminder on my body of someone I’ve lost and the pain that I went through after his death. For me, the memories and pictures are enough now.
Buuut, if you do decide that you must get this portrait, I would get it either on a shoulder blade or inside of my forearm, depending how often I wanted to see their face. 🙂
Where ever on your body you feel best suits the portait so that it looks good. We don’t know what you look like so we really can’t answer. A good idea would be taking the picture you want done with you to a parlor and asking an artist where it would work for the size you want. I love the idea, it should be awesome if you do it.
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i think that is so sweet!!! i think ur friend would want you to put it were u can c it but try not to get it to big
thats sweet
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Try the side of your torso, so he/she will always be on your side.
A better idea is to see if you can get a memorial bracelet made for that friend and wear it on your arm. They are very common way for military personal to honor fallen battle buddies it will be cheaper than a tattoo, and best of 20-30 years from now it wont matter if your skin has wrinkles.
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I got a tattoo of my ol’ lady on the back of my right forearm. If you really want it, you won’t regret it, and they’ll always be there.
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