DanTheMan;33354 wrote:

@Scrubmuncher

It’s on me… Unfortunately the only thing I can draw is matchstick men (badly!)

Mike

Be very proud my friend, for once someone has posted something that makes my eyebrows rise.
Beautiful Dude!!!!!!!!!:cool:

I pretty much came up with the design myself. I found the pictures that I liked and the artist did a really good job putting it all together. Took him a long time to draw it up but you can see that he spent the time getting it just right – especially the arm was tricky because it was hard getting the picture to fit without vital parts getting…[Read more]

@scrubmuncher 22853 wrote:

That note is fantastic, although I’m not so patriotic as to have anything with England on it, infact if we were born with ‘made in’ labels, I’de have been to lazerase by now.
Great work!!

So this ones not for you then 😉

@scrubmuncher 25705 wrote:

Oh and I’d avoid using black and try to keep the dark colours off the scars all together. Lighter ink strangley covers much better, black cover stands out a mile.

I’d go with reds, green, yellows, cyan, and other light blues.

thats great advice, thank you very much…

to think i was gona go with a black/white tat….

@scrubmuncher 25138 wrote:

I still can’t understand you completely, I’m presuming English isn’t your first language so no worries. Chill taken.

Don’t presume.
As you mentioned “only way to remove tattoos successfully is with laser or surgery”.
And i added that surgery procedure is painful as compared to laser tattoo removal.

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@mariaryi 25104 wrote:

I agree with this , i have too seen people who have successful tattoo removal by laser.
However, caution one must take, i.e one must look for professional and and specialist with laser for tattoo removal procedure.

@scrubmuncher 25111 wrote:

I have no idea what you are talking about, I have just said the only way to remove…

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@scrubmuncher 24962 wrote:

This is a simple answer really, when this happens to tattoos it is your body telling you it is dehydrated, your skin shrinks and the scarring will always stand proud of untouched skin like any scar would.

thats great to know! sometimes i notice mine seems raised up a little and i always wondered why! thank you for that info!

@scrubmuncher 24659 wrote:

In my experience none of these methods of tattoo removal work at all. They are a complete con and shouldn’t be allowed to be on the market. The only way to get rid of a is to remove the pigment, or destroy the pigment, this can only be done with either surgery or lazer treatment.
If you want to throw your money away then…

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@scrubmuncher 24582 wrote:

We are getting the random statements today aren’t we. If someone else gives you an idea it may not be all that unique,
3″ x 3″ a rubix cube maybe?

Rubix cube…

hahah

Classic

though surely that would be 3 x 3 x 3? :p

or 3cubed

😉

@scrubmuncher 24375 wrote:

LOL, all I see from the original post is someone getting upset because they haven’t had a reply to their thread. You mention your artist not wrapping your foot up, did you not think to ask him about it at the time if you were thinking the heeling science behind skin recovery is any different from one to the other? My…

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@scrubmuncher 24358 wrote:

But it’s your second sitting after a successful first sitting, whats gunna be different. To most I would have though it would be obvious. Writing about other people being ‘DUMB ASS’ on a forum when your question can be seen as a pretty ‘DUMB ASS’ (aspecially the amount of threads about heeling on here)in itself is rather…

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@scrubmuncher 24353 wrote:

Oh sorry, forgot everyone was at your beck n call.
Well you sort of answered your own question there above, you should know all that, you’ve just gone through the aftercare, surely you are aware you need to look after it until heeled, ‘DUMB ASS’.

I’m glad your tattoo heeled fine and I’m sure everyone can live with…

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@scrubmuncher 24132 wrote:

I agree, Fucking reckless twonk giving shit like that out!

Some people amaze me…

and Some make me wanna reach for a VERY LARGE GUN

😀

@scrubmuncher 24133 wrote:

I like the schematics, they are very well done.

I prefer your artistic work though. Shows more talent.

Surely you get more out of using that side of your mind rather than the schematical?

Again, great schematics on the skin! but I’m lost as to how you can class such work, seems ‘expo intro comercial’ at an…

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@scrubmuncher 24118 wrote:

Whats it all about?

it’s just a piece that he wanted, with lots of arrows mainly cos he likes vectors and the arrows are about how he has no direction to go

@scrubmuncher 24032 wrote:

Depends what you are trying to say?

If it is to be called ‘Tattoo Sprawl’ then yes, it is fine. If it was to be called something else it is probably wrong.
What are you asking?

lol at your bluntness

@scrubmuncher 23538 wrote:

Am I gunna get a look at this piece then?

whoops, forgot, sorry

here it is. I know its different colours, but everything is getting touched up when i go back

@scrubmuncher 23547 wrote:

I’ve ignored all this Miami this and LA that bullshit thats been going on but have now had a look to see what all this is about.

A bit rough and not ‘that’ sexy is she. Never seen the show but read a bit about her and seen various stuff on her work, but all this Kat von D ‘this n that’ as if she’s some gorgeous burd is a…

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@scrubmuncher 22899 wrote:

Wow, reading those replies you may become quite confused. I’ve never come across advice not to wash it or get it wet (any advice like that may have been literally imediately after being done while it cools down), in my experience the odd soak in the bath helps and speeds up the heeling process, as long as not for too long…

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@scrubmuncher 22827 wrote:

Her style? I don’t think she has a style, it’s a bit of everything dotted around her body by the looks of it. I don’t know her personally so have no idea if she is a nice gal or not but she looks pretty dedicated to her skin decoration so good on her.
I’ve a feeling, in the flesh the contrast of styles on her will not…

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