Ok, be kind to me 🙂 I am more than aware that some of them are poor quality and I’m working on improving them.
I’ll start with one that I like – this is the most recent one, only a few months old, it was my idea, reworked by the artist. I’ve not decided about the snake yet – I may have him coloured or detailed later, but for now I like the simplistic look of it.
This one is on my wrist. Maybe not very original, but I like it.
Next my lower back – the dragon, aside from being a bit dodgy, is also a bit scarred. It will be one of the first ones to be redone. The tribal underneath was done by a different artist -again, not very original, but I like it.
I will get some pics of the ones on my legs later 🙂
Really? Damn. It was done by an apprentice in a well renowned shop. I thought it was ok, but what do I know 🙂
I was going to discuss my next tat with him this week, but i will investigate some other artists instead.
I appreciate the feedback, guys, even if it is a little dissapointing.
What would you recommend to fix it?
I don’t know Australia’s geography but try KHAN TATTOO (Australia, Gold Coast) – Realistic Tattoos, Realistic Color Tattoos, Realistic Black & Gray Tattoos, Japanese Tattoos, Guest Sports
Lol, only a 2000 km trip!! These are some of the studios I have to choose from – I will go and do some reconnaissance tomorrow.
http://www.tattoosadelaide.com.au/
There’s lots of good shops in NSW and VIC. Don’t know of any in SA though. Definitely don’t go back to your previous artists, I’m glad you’re here, we can help for sure. Google Kaleidescope tattoo and Hunter and Fox. Both shops are in NSW, but just checking out their artists work will give you a good idea of what a good tattoo looks like. There’s Khan who buttwheat mentioned too, and Benjamin Laukis in Melbourne.
I am making some enquiries – there is a place not too far from me called Art n Soul that seems to be highly recommended. I filled in there contact form for them to call me.
My next planned tattoo is text – controversial, I know, and I also know how important it is to have nice clean lines for text to look good – so now I’m really nervous, I want to get it right.
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