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3.5 hour session, most of forearm done

yodaddynukka;117081 wrote:
i love terrys work. your whole body is done by terry right? congrats!

whole body sans my left arm, which i talked to him about reworking sometime before the end of the year.

so dope BW.

Zorba;109233 wrote:
Need to see it in context…

Ya it’s kind of hard to tell exactly what’s going on, especially because I have my rib panel done already and they connect. Here is the drawing.

By bixler619 at 2011-11-27

yodaddynukka;109176 wrote:
id fuck you with such a trashy tramp stamp. +1 on terry being one of my fav artists. ill say this time and time again, but his line work is some of the cleanest i have ever seen. are you getting it colored or leaving it b/g like all your other terry work?

keepin it B&G, I’m a creature of habit.

speaking from my personal experiences here, I mainly stopped posting because the majority of this forum is full of thin skinned people who don’t like to hear the honest truth about their shitty tattoos. I still hang around with the hopes of a rare sighting of some decent work, but most of the time it’s people either blowing smoke up each others…[Read more]

Robert Hernandez. Give him free reign on both my hands.

is that the jaeger deer on your left shoulder? awesome.

Tattoosareace;94209 wrote:
I’ve got a few on one arm, my hands and knuckles done and the side of my neck, but I’m wanting my sleeves done now, just asking which way I go about doing it like do I do one first then the others or what, I’ve spoken to my artist he told me to bring him an idea of what I want done and show him it, just my question is…[Read more]

Do you have any tattoos yet? Sleeves are a big commitment, that stretches further than simply time and money. If you want the most fluid way to start a sleeve go talk to an artist, (with a better idea than what you had just shared), give him some creative freedom to run with your idea. After he gives you a drawing and you approve it, then you can…[Read more]

buttwheat;94042 wrote:
Make your own ink duh!

exactly, the recipe is as follows:

1 part blood
2 part urine
2 part Snapped BIC pen.

Mix by hand in a medium bowl.

I think when you move to the neck and the hands, you are classified in a league of your own. I know artists that refuse to get their necks and hands done. I’m in the food industry and have never had any problems with getting hired because of my tattoos. There are definitely a lot of blue collar jobs that you can thrive in with visible tattoos, and…[Read more]

some more in album

it’s your body, get covered by as many artists as you want. And one sleeve is far from being “heavily tattooed”.

luisiglesias;84892 wrote:
thanks guys! all of this really helps me.
and blixer that is sick bro.

so now i have a price range how much its gonna, 1k-2k?
because i dont think itll be as much coverage as blixler’s but still a good amount.

another question, how much time should I be looking at it taking for something with a little less colors then…[Read more]

Unique piece bro, I’m diggin it.

i wish you had a better pic of the widow. Love that piece of flash. And gasmasks are always good.

Right on bro, go balls out on your first. It was pretty brutal for me, but everyone has their own pain tolerance. Prices will also range depending out which artist you choose, mine was around 2k.

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My “semi-builtness” chestpiece.