Hello and welcome to the forums. It’s hard to say just from your description. You should post a pic, you’ll get tons of opinions then.

Patrick

Those pictures are way out of focus, so it’s impossible to see much of anything.

You can get a picture in focus though. Go further away and post the pic full size if need be. It really is impossible to see what you’re talking about when the whole thing is out of focus.

Perhaps you should put those contacts in 🙂

If you look at the last picture for instance, your focus is at the far back. The switch and socets and mirror on the wall are perfectly clear, whereas your hand is all fuzzy. If that camera has some settings on it, try to change the autofocus so that it focuses only on the middle (crosshairs) and then aim that at the tattoo.

Well, from the pictures it’s impossible to see if it’s blurred at all (since it’s all blurred). What you’re describing can’t be seen, so we can’t answer you.

Light blotches are quite normal for all-black tattoos though. You just go back for a touch-up in a month or two.

I just got my first tatto. Yesterday morning. The first day it looked really good, but today it got scabbed and so greasy. Seems like the tatto obsorbed all the cream which i applied on and bloated. I am quite scared. Please tell me – if this is really bad?

the picture is here: http://s962.photobucket.com/albums/ae105/brahmoi/?action=view&current=IMG_4603.jpg

Miglė from Lithuania

I have to disagree with some of your comments here.
So you say if this person is an ink virgin then thier artist probably is too? RIDICULOUS COMMENT
If an artist is good they shouldnt be getting blow outs and touch ups should be minimal.

Hands are a pain in the arse to tattoo.
This is a stupid image to get tattooed in the first place, and of all the places THE HAND
I cant tell from the images what the problem is because they’re too blurry.
Go ask you artist what the matter is, as any sane person would do if they had a problem