@Sam-I-Am 124074 wrote:

Thats good, but have you ever run into a shop that won’t let you observe a tattoo in progress?
I’ve heard of a few shops like that.

Yeah and I won’t get work at them only because If they can’t let me see the artist at work then I can’t spend my money there. Currently the shop I go to I know the owner so he has never had a…[Read more]

@Panter 124048 wrote:

Welcome dude,
Can’t wait to see your progress, I’m a MAJOR Floyd fan, there’s so much artwork associated with them that would make awesome tattoos.
Keep thinking about getting a Floyd piece myself one of these days

do it. I never got one that I wish I hadn’t gotten but didn’t get a few I wish I had gotten.

Cool list thanks for all the hard work. Is there a tattooist of the month or something that gave you this idea or you just though what they hell lets do this

I always say watch the artist at work. See what kind of habits they have and how well the eye for color and detail are. Watching an artist work for just a few minutes will give you the best insight on if you want them to work on you or not. You want an artist who is going to give you their undivided attention and do you the best job they can do on…[Read more]

@Sam-I-Am 124056 wrote:

How does your wife feel about it?

She loves it

Looks good love the colors can’t wait to see the finished product.

Photo one uploaded check it out in this thread

http://www.thetattooforum.com/got-one-few-years-ago-now-t22563.html#post124036

Nice colors and I love that you used Roman Numerals on the watch I think that adds class to it as well.

I agree with the second one looks horrible. Maybe its the camera angle or what not but really looks very amateurish. Look foward to seeing the last one completed. I also agree with Buttwheat should always give artist name. Let them get their just reward. The artist I have now (Brian Chun) works in St’marys Georgia and has always done well with me.…[Read more]