Bah. You’re right. This is why I came here in the first place, to make sure I was doing it right. While I think that if I was just getting some Latin because I thought it was cool, word order wouldn’t matter (because it often didn’t back then) I want it to be the most correct and traditional, I mean I even found a font that’s based on Trajan’s column, so the font I have is a font that actual Latin has been written (etched?) in. So thanks for the help there.

I’ve been thinking about it, why does the “est” appeal more to ya? I really can’t decide if I want all three words or just the two, lol.

So, I’m thinking of designs to go behind it, but in the mean time, I’m kinda stuck for fonts. What do you guys think would look good?

Aw c’mon guy. Words are awesome. They’re what separates us from beasts. And these words are ancient, beautiful sounding, beautiful looking, and have a beautiful meaning. Surely it can’t be that bad can it?

Nevertheless, thanks for the opinion, and any more to come. You guys always make me second guess myself. Which is never a bad thing.

I meant the inside, not as in the bottom, but as in if you were to stand with your feet together, the parts that would be touching each other. You know, like the long part of your feet that are below the ankle bone.

I’m a bit concerned about the length as I said, but I was wonder if it would fade a little slower since that part of the skin rarely sees light? Or perhaps I will just need a different quote, but either way I’m attracted to the idea of a tattoo there.

Well, I can understand that, but it’s not his artwork I’m looking to get, it’s the artwork of another person. This picture is from the novel Slaughterhouse Five, and it is a common literary tattoo, I’ve seen it before so I know it can be done and done well just the way it is.

But like I said, that doesn’t really concern me; I’m willing to compromise and from what you’ve said he’s right in filling in the letters, which is what I expected, but thanks for the conformation.