It was my first one I like it but not as much and its ini the way of other ideas I have that I want to go there. Its hebrew writing down my forearm. It’s about half in wide and like 7 to 8 inches long. Looks like a twizzler kinda little thicker. It’s all black in no shading. I am in process of finishing my koi sleeve and I was wondering if my artist could cover it up with something to where it wont show. Is it possile u think?
first off welcome to the forum,
with the sound of what you have it may be a slightly more difficult piece to hide than you might immagine, it would have been better to post a picture for people to see, its kind of like saying on the telephone to a friend i got this blue car do you like the shade of it…..
sometimes its better to get a couple of hits with laser to lighten it down before it can be covered, it sounds like you have an artist working on you allready, so why not ask him/her they will be able to give better advice, they know their capabilities.
just my 2 pennies worth
Again welcome to the forum. Did you have any idea what you wanted to cover it up with? And yes we need pictures.
Example #2: I got a new pair of boots. They are brown, they have stitching that’s black, but no laces. What do you think about them? Should I have gotten a pair with laces instead?
Har har…
THIS ONE IS DEF RIGHT I AM SORRY FOR ALL THE FAILED POSTS. ITS THE ONLY HEBREW ONE ON THERE. THANKS!!!!
Well I think that is one beautiful tattoo and shouldnt be covered up…
I admit a weakness for hebrew tattoos because they show a really beautiful scriptic text.
Looking at the size and darkness to get a coy over it you might need to get it lightened. I am not an artist but it seems very dense colouring.
Hope you keep the orig 😉
Matthew
it is possible to go cover but it would still take some jiggery pokery even with the right design, it aint an easy one to hide at all, and to be honnest i wouldnt even attempt it… i would suggest a couple if hits with laser to lighten it down before attempting to cover it, that way your choice of artwork will be endless.
i would say that without laser treatment first, then i would advise choosing your artist carefully, making sue they are well versed with coverup work, and check their portfolio before deciding which artist to use
good luck with it and let us know what you decide
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