board_riider;80911 wrote:
Nice. Lol. I’m assuming he meant angEL….? I could be wrong.

That was my assumption as well, but I couldn’t resist 😀

The work is very nice indeed. As for the subject matter, it’s not something I care for, but if it makes her happy have at it. I feel the same way about lots of ink that I see – nice work, but I have no idea why anyone would want it on their body. Luckily, I don’t have to have it on my body, so it’s all good, and get what makes you happy.

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If you’d read the rules you agreed to when creating your account, you’d have seen that this type of post is not allowed.

LOL at the husband’s quote.

Damn. That is some damn good work right there.

I like the design. I agree with KH mostly – the lines are good, but I want more from the leaves/flowers.

I like the work of Tyler Brott at Studio 14 – he’s inked some of my family members.

Hi Bill, welcome.

Happy holidays!

Is there something your mother loved that would make a good image? My father, for example, loved tulips. When I got my first tattoo, I added a tulip at the base of the tree to add a memorial element for dad. I like that kind of memorial more than a portrait or big “In memory of” banner myself. Think about something symbolic and meaningful to…[Read more]

I dig it. I’m not aware of any associations with it either.

I find myself in agreement with KH.

I took a look at the portfolio you posted. His work doesn’t suit my taste, but does look well done and consistent – so, if you like his style, you’re probably in good hands with him.

Definitely looks better!

Looking great!

Comment on what?

naj;78001 wrote:
i think that if you think you’re not going to like it over the years then you should reconsider getting a tattoo in the first place. Its something you will have forever so get something that you think you will like forever plain and simple! Thats just my thoughts.

I agree. Be certain.

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That’d be a red X. It marks the spot.

Looks nicely done.