buttwheat;79278 wrote:
I think a tattoo should only cover one subject. Example for the Autobahn no speed limit pick something that represents that like a picture of a Veyron.

Not sure this will fit on my arm, haha. Thanks though, it got me thinking about using different references to get the meaning across

ArniVidar;79271 wrote:
Huh? Say what?

You have a tattoo of the Taurus zodiac symbol in your album. The zodiac dates have changed. You probably have the wrong symbol tattooed. Do you get the news in Iceland?

buttwheat;79265 wrote:
Of your designs go with #3.
A tattoo that tries to say to much says nothing.

Thanks. Do you think it’s too much? I’m not much of an artist myself, do you have any suggestions of how to improve the design?

ArniVidar;79263 wrote:
I B chillin’ 4 sho.

Likely chillin with a tattoo of the wrong zodiac symbol.

Anyone else? Open to other suggestions

ArniVidar;79258 wrote:
Well, I didn’t even think about those. Yes. Every single thing in your tattoo needs to be 100% straight and correct and perpendicular and parallel and such. All these things are impossible in a tattoo, especially in the place you want it in. I am afraid this ink can never become a reality.

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ArniVidar;79254 wrote:
Well, I hope you realize that it will never EVER be a circle once it’s on you. The skin stretches way too much for that. Considering the masonic importance of a perfect circle, I’d say this tattoo simply can’t be done right.

True, I hadn’t thought of that. I’m considering removing the lines anyway, I think it might be a bit much