Hahahaha ahhahaha ahahahahahaaaaa… Please tell me that comment wasn’t serious. Even if it was, that makes it funnier, and sillier.
Imagine getting a tattoo simply because you like the design, or you were influenced by something, like a movie or book. I can’t wait until I get my ‘V’ tat. Although I have been know to start fires, and I once crushed a bus with a bulldozer just for fun. So I guess I earned mine…???? :rolleyes:
Congrats on the work. Looks good. I am such a fan.
I believe the quote from Fight Club is actually: “I found freedom. Losing all hope was freedom.” It is referring to letting go, freedom from responsibility, freedom from roles, etc. I know you don’t want to hear it, but it has absolutely nothing to do with freedom from a totalitarian government, which is the central theme in the V movie. In fact, I think V symbolizes hope, which makes the quote seem even more out of sync with the image.
The tattoo itself looks fairly well done though so congrats on the new ink. 🙂
Thank you for the comments 🙂
and for the guy who talked about the sentence, even though i didnt want that will be any connection between V and the sentence, i maybe found a connection, but even if not, it doesnt matter because i didnt want to find any connection in the beggaring, there are 2 different movies so it doesnt matter lol
and why? watchman is a good movie, at least i liked it.
What bothers me, is that people think that you need to have some deep profound reason for getting a tattoo. A tattoo is art work, it can have meaning, or it can be just like a picture or a drawing that you love. Doesn’t need to have a deep meaning. I have Amanda from SAW with a bear trap on her head on my forearm, does that mean I must be some psychopath that wants to go around and torture people? no, it means I loved that scene from that movie, and the visual / intensity that it brang
You’re right about the manings but that’s what the tv tattoo shows have created. A lot of newbies think that your tattoo has to have some deep meaning and you should be crying while telling the artist the story behind it or you shouldn’t get that tattoo. I do have a few that have meaning but I’m past that and now just get things that I think look cool.
And I’m just not a big fan of taking a nice image tattoo and cluttering it up with sentences which are supposed to be life mottos or something. Maybe a couple of words but to me too much text takes away from the original tattoo. Just a personal opinion.
Imagine getting a tattoo simply because you like the design, or you were influenced by something, like a movie or book. I can’t wait until I get my ‘V’ tat. Although I have been know to start fires, and I once crushed a bus with a bulldozer just for fun. So I guess I earned mine…???? :rolleyes:
LOL totally bro! I got a swastika also, though I’m not a NAZI… Fuck off, it stands for something different. Oh, and I got a cross though I’m not religious. LOLZ!! Silly bastards.
I have an asian dragon tattoo, therefore I am in the chinese mafia.
Anyway, have to disagree a little with the sentiments about not bothering to put meaning into a tattoo. I just think you’re more likely to not regret your tattoo in 30 years if it has a nice story behind it. You can easily get a tattoo that both looks cool and holds some meaning to you. I reckon your reason for getting a Saw tattoo, Para, it a legitimate one. I’m talking more about someone picking a flash piece or something from google images for no other reason that it that looks cool
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