That that is what makes it an awesome idea is your opinion. You are entitled to it, as is WardyInk
I said get a different artist to make it look like a good cartoon.
Oh?
In fact, you did say just that.
For someone that’s heavily tattooed and even has finger tattoos, you are incredibly sensitive to criticism.
That wasn’t an insult. That was him giving his opinion that a person with nautical stars should not be telling other people that their ideas are lame. The fact that you took it so poorly says far more about you than it does about butthead.
Not at all. I’ll ban you the next time you start flinging shit in here. You have been warned.
Now, take your arguments out of this thread and stay on topic. All of you.
Whats a tattoo forum without drama?
Of the artists that you have posted I think Laurent is the best The tattoo of the tomato shows me he understands how to tattoo depth. But seriously to step up to an elite artist really doesn’t cost that much more.What is an extra $200? You said you where young so lets say your 20yo old the tattoo if you take good care of it will last(look good) for 20 plus years. so that is $10 a year a great investment if you ask me.
That’s usually the way I consider it, too. I would much rather spend a little more for a top of the line artist and know I’m getting a top of the line tattoo. But obviously not everyone thinks the same, including a close friend of mine who prefers to pay less and gets average tattoos and is happy with them. I try, but I can never convince him otherwise. But I’m also proud to have become a tattoo snob over the years.
And I admit I’m not very computer literate but I could never figure out how to use multiple quotes in one post the way ArniVidar just did. That’s something I’m not so proud of. 😮
That all depends on the artist. We have this guy here in Iceland called Thomas Asher and he whips out full-color cover-up sleeves in single sessions. He’s a fantastic machine. Then you have others that will simply work slower, and of course the tolerance of the tattooee has everything to do with the amount of time in the chair. My tattoo wasn’t very big, but I must admit that around the end of my 2 hour sitting I was seriously regretting doing it and promising never to do it again. 😉
This tells me that I may not be able to tolerate more than maybe 3 hours at a time… which will be limiting for my future tattoos 🙂
Yeah every artist works at different speeds. On my Phantom of the opera tattoo Fat did it in about 2 1/2 hours (that’s one side of my lower leg complete). Then on my Yukon Cornelius Cory took about 7 hours. Both cost about the same. Just work in “so you much do you think this is going to run? so I can bring enough cash.” into the email conversions you have with him. So when it comes to pay him he will say “oh yeah I said $$$ “
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