@ArniVidar 140263 wrote:

If you want to nitpick, that one leg seems to be sticking out of the middle of the bird’s stomach, so adding another one without some serious consideration won’t necessarily be any better.

The entire bird is just strangely proportioned, and twisted, which creates the unfortunate situation that you find yourself in.
I think I would vote for making the entire thing bigger and adding background to hide or down-play the leg.

You need to find a proper tattoo artist for the job though, else the laser will become your only option. It’s already on the verge of needing that anyway..

My exact thoughts. The fact that the leg looks to be coming straight out of the stomach while the rest of the tattoo is proportioned in a different manor makes for the second leg to share the same fortune and I don’t necc think that’s a good thing. It can be fixed but it absolutely has to be well thought out as it could be tricky to a different artist to figure out the flow and placement of that leg/piece to begin when it comes to making it seem like it actually belongs.

Man, that crow is SIIICK. Good work! Pretty big skull, too (more black would be badass.) I think this piece could benefit greatly with an eventual background someday since all the pieces are somewhat big in size, not giving off a smooth flow with sizing proportion. The ribbon kind of looks like it’s not attached to anything and is kind of floating but nonetheless, well done piece:cool:

You already know to get the right tattooist, right? 😎 Good..now…it’ll certainly work for sure. What I would do if I was you, I wouldn’t go with the cartoonish color pallet and not make your piece bright so to speak. I’d go with a more muted, darker style to the purple, tan, red, etc and allow that to naturally blend in with your black and white tattoos, which will work since you already have red in your Freddy/Jason piece. So if you were to go color, suggest a more muted ink approach to these colors other than full blown brightness and that should counterbalance the black and white and not stick out so much as it would with brighter color pallets.

It literally took me a few moments to actually realize there was a cross there. There is absolutley no separation of color or design to make the cross stick out. Instead, I literally had to look away numerous times to focus my eyes on a centerpoint and it was then I realized the cross, which gets lost in utter randomness. It’s not the worst I’ve seen, but compared to quality tattoo’s, this is around a 3.5/10, 3.7 once you figure out the direction you’ve taken. If you paid anywhere over $100 for this, I’d ask $80 of it back.

Kind of looks like the “Monster” energy drink logo.