I have read that neon ink is bad for the blood.

Sup green

shoot my friend, what you got in mind?

The nose and jaw looks abit short, colour scheme is good.

Detail can be abit better.🙂

Morwin Nerdbane;73887 wrote:
Luck, fortune, transformation, prosperity, new beginnings etc are usually the intended meaning but like with all Japanese mythology you will find a million and one variations.

The body shape doesn’t matter. It’s like with all art, it evolves over time. Big fat fish aren’t ‘correct’ and thinner ones aren’t…[Read more]

Morwin Nerdbane;73887 wrote:
Luck, fortune, transformation, prosperity, new beginnings etc are usually the intended meaning but like with all Japanese mythology you will find a million and one variations.

The body shape doesn’t matter. It’s like with all art, it evolves over time. Big fat fish aren’t ‘correct’ and thinner ones aren’t…[Read more]

yeah i agree with Morwin, get a Hannya mask, I’m getting one:)

if you have made a mistake , cover it 🙂

I dont know, but my opinion, dont do lifts after a phew months of getting a tat.

Your tissue is still healing. 🙂

It’s like when a tattooist doesn’t do piercings

it’s the ying yang 🙂

X-pressive;73837 wrote:
They have been re-done afew times now guys. Thas how you keep it all looking fresh

thats right 🙂

show us when you get it done 🙂

I go with TOPDOG there

that tat looks like golden staff

imagine when your 60
it will almost be invisible

have a scroll behind it 🙂

gigantic alien monster ducks, duh. lol

Andy

You should get an big old tree with clusters of branches
begging thick then ending thin, Ive seen one tat
with that design, you can cover up the length
and width, just an idea good luck 🙂

Thanks

Arni , I’m going to update this folder tonight.

Hey tat

I’ll post some pictures on my album, thanks for the welcome.

I do alot of skull drawings and japanese style drawings, Ive only done 2 tats and the second one is still in progress.
I’m getting taught how to tattoo by a good friend of mine, It’s been interesting.

Coy (Kio) means carp in Japanese; a Carp Fish is what western’s recognise more easily. Depending on your views, a Coy swimming up means luck, fortune. Swimming down means ambition, perspire and goals in life. Coy’s are all different colours, depending on which part of the world you live, most western countries use a lot of blue orange more bright…[Read more]

Coy (Kio) means carp in Japanese; a Carp Fish is what western’s recognise more easily. Depending on your views, a Coy swimming up means luck, fortune. Swimming down means ambition, perspire and goals in life. Coy’s are all different colours, depending on which part of the world you live, most western countries use a lot of blue orange more bright…[Read more]