Noooo never heard of that ever. Totally unique idea!

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@harlem shake 127335 wrote:

I had got a tattoo on my arm and my artist said i can come back and we can discuss what to draw up to fill the remaining space on my shoulder. so i went in and he showed me some ideals and one ideal was a biomachanical/organic look this tattoo blending the two ideals together i don’t have a camera but will post when i do. Have you guys ever heard of this mix and the thought of organic/machanical theme i do like the tattoo this is the first hearing of this since looking in the book he had very interesting. any of you member can give me more information and insight on this it would be good:o

i just never heard of this biomachanical/organic theme for a tattoo do any of you guys know anyone or have pics of similar biomachanical/organic tattoos

That is so well done. Beautifully designed and executed!

Ohhhh….you’re talking about a FONT? English…it works well when used correctly.

Wow; that is impressive. Beautifully done!

I’m sorry for your loss. I’m on my second funeral inside of two weeks for teenagers and I know the grieving process is exhausting.

Based on the second stanza, I think I would do an old fashioned hourglass sitting on the beach with a hand above it and sand pouring from the hand into the hourglass.

Yes, every design is different. But from your description, you have a clear picture in your mind of what this tattoo should look like. So tossing out random designs does nothing but waste time and space.

The examples above? 5 of the 6 don’t even have the *basic* requirements that you asserted were imperative to the design. It was pointless.

Yeeeeeah…you’re a little late on this one, aren’t you? Gaelic is a tough language as it is, and the nuances can really alter things.

That being said, I would check here: http://www.irishgaelictranslator.com/

The closest phrasing I know is: Níl agat ach saol amháin (and yes, the accent over the ‘a’ is mandatory!) but the literal translation is “You only have one life.” If you are dead set on the English version being exactly translated, you may not quite get what you need.

This is also pretty close, and a bit closer to the English, I think: Ní bhíonn ach saol amháin agat

And of course, then you have the issue of whether or not to transcript it into Gaelic script, or leave it in more Anglicized type.

Honestly, I wouldn’t do this on 24hrs (or less!) notice.

Oh yeah…my tattoos always feel bruised afterwards. Nothing to worry about.