What has happened to this place…

Honestly? I like your tattoos. Of the few actually GOOD tattoos I’ve seen on this site lately, and you get shit.
There is nothing wrong with them at all. I like the meaning of them, and I like the execution.
Maybe it’s not actually a sleeve, but it might be once it’s all done. Work in progress should also be treated as just that; Work in progress.

So, don’t let all the harsh comments bother you. There is nothing actually wrong with it 🙂 Nice to see someone who hasn’t made a stupid decision and needs a cover-up! ^^

No problem 🙂 Earlier you would’ve gotten honest, construtive feedback from people who know what they’re talking about. And any negative feedback, would mainly have been constructive, at least on a work in progress piece… Not “that’s the worst ever!!”. Don’t let it make you crazy thinking about it, like Sherav told me once. Whatever he says, THAT you can believe and trust 😉
Bullshit feedback isn’t worth much anyways 🙂

Really? Some uneven lines are perfectly normal, especially when it’s still in progress. He doesn’t have any big flaws, just minor. And… Blowouts? Show me, please. Messy script? Still, work in progress. He might be in the prosess of adding more to that specific area, which might actually make it pretty nice.
Low standards? Honestly. But I do however have a RESPECT for others, and the fact that they’re going to live with it – Forever. It’s not a shitty tattoo. The few flaws that it does have, can be fixed. And as, again, it is a work in progress, the artist himself might be very well aware of them, but intend on fixing them when the tattoo has healed up properly and you can tell if it’s a flaw – or a swelling. I generally resent give to harsh feedback on a WIP. Learn from Adler. His feedback, made sence, and reminds of why I still bother checking out this forum 🙂

Get your act straight. You haven’t even introduces yourself(which used to be requiered…), or bothered showing any of your work. Do that, and someone might care what you have to say.

Sherav…. WE MISS YOU! Come back, please ;p

But we also have to be honest and not overlook mistakes or poor execution just because the tattoo isn’t completed. Regardless, there is some wobbly, uneven and inconsistent linework and you cant write that off as just being a WIP. It’s not like an artist is thinking he’ll poorly execute some difficult lines and fix them later. The same goes for the script, some letters and words are not spaced and aligned evenly and that, too, cannot just be attributed to an incompleted piece. If flaws are going to be accurrately attributed to a tattoo being incomplete I would think that would be more with the shading and background which can be enhanced later but not with finished lines and letters.