for some reason people like to ask everyone but the right person for advice…………..they will ask their mom, their friends with no tattoos, complete internet strangers, people they run into at walmart, heck they ask anyone just what they should mark permenantly on their skin………………….I dont get it

talking to your local artist is…[Read more]

benadryl and dry the piece out more

hummm.. kinda weird drawing,

graphic weird shit to left of his chin has the eye jerking around to get a good look at him, confusing, wrong

tail is wrong,

wing looking thing wrong, leading to swirl which I really dont like,

waves are not done in correct style,

the overall effect of these things is the piece doesnt draw the eye to focus on…[Read more]

its always gonna be a shitty black chunk of nothing……………about $60 bucks worth………..you got what you paid for (sorry)…………you dont seem to want to listen (sorry) but we dont want you to make another…..yes another mistake and have even more crap to remove………….do your self a HUGE favor, do it right this time

great looking piece, when you get a chance get us a good pic, congrats

was his portfolio good or great, you need great, does he regularly work in your style, if not he is most likely not the right guy

very cool, i love weird shit and this lights up my weird shit-o-meter

I cant see the piece real good, he appears to be an ok artist at best, this style he is using is lacking in detail and photo realism, he needs to add more realistic detail and some background, your skin alone as background is not going to make those flowers pop………….he may or may not have those skills, you could check his portfolio

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wasnt a very good shop and you would not want to return to someone whose work you just said you didnt like

the spot is solid black, it needs laser to ever be anything good

a good artist will draw the image he is going to tattoo, he has the ability to make a piece that will better fit the area he is working in, in large pieces a stencil cannot be made that size and wouldnt conform to the bodypart anyway,

however at the end of a session he should wash off all marker and pen, if he doesnt he is probably not very…[Read more]

if you change your mind you can always go back and jazz him up alittle

welcome to the forum

you cant hide stupid

sure, click on my album link under my avatar, look at third pic down on left side, you see bottom of that large tattoo, kinda of the front and side of my stomach, its a nice spot for a smaller piece too,
a few pounds hurts nothing, big weight changes are what hurts a piece

whats unethical…………we chose to modify our bodies, we have no right to expect any employer to acccept that

of course for my part, I dont care if they accept it or not, I would actually never expect them to understand us

cool, shes pretty solid

with a really fine piece you can always have it touched later down the road, congrats

welcome to the forum, glad you decided to jump in!

yeah no chance at rework, the lines are too close together now to touch up and color,
gotta laser and get a new piece

I recommend taking off a full two weeks for large work, you will wear it the rest of your life, whats two weeks?
there is alot that can go wrong, scratched or irritated by mat, machine, anything, too much sweat, bacteria, just too many things that can lead to a poorly healed piece

if you have been working out a long time, two weeks wont mak a…[Read more]