Is it just a popular myth in Australia, or do you guys actually drink warm beer?

Are you seventeen?

Thanks heaps, i’ll post some pictures up once it’s all healed.

PsychoticInk;52294 wrote:
creating a silver scar as I call it over the effected area. Silver scar is just a spot that will be dull in nature and often has a light grey film look over the tattoo.

Can you still tattoo over that to fix it? And will it eventually go away?

I think I remember you. You had the guy in a cloak (angel maybe?) on your chest, yeah?

Hmm, must be an english beer joke…

No idea what that means, but i’m guessing you’re here for spam reasons

I like skulls, good work man

Me too, I wish they had loyalty customers or something 🙂
Yeah a larger tub would be great, like the size of a hair-gel tub.
I don’t know if it’s out there or not, but it’d like to see a spray or something you could just spray over your tattoo. I guess you’d still need to rub it in though…

Hey Matt, you should check out this new guy called Elvis Presley – really good stuff 🙂

If you like colour, I could see the chick with some really bright trippy colours, oranges and blues and the like. If you had the bright colours and the smoke effect mixed together, it could really look cool 🙂

We managed to get wrist to elbow mostly outlined, all the way around, and a rather large skull shaded in bright greens, with reddish-yellowish teeth. I was putting it on three times a day, and the tatt will be a week old tomorrow. Maybe I was using a bit much, I’ve got a cobweb on my elbow too, and ended up smearing the whole thing, even though…[Read more]

CruisingComet;51966 wrote:
Also good to hear you like the Black Cat Aftercare, it goes on real nice don’t it? I have to admit though I peeled like heck using the lotion, but that has stopped now & I’m on my way to healing “Again” 😀

I’m peeling at the moment, I forgot how much I bloody hate the healing process! 😡
The Black Cat stuff is…[Read more]

Who really cares?
It’s good art and if people want it, they want it.

You wouldn’t really be able to tell who drew it I guess, because the tattooist would straighten out any crooked lines and such.
The design itself would be able to been tattooed easily without changing much at all.

RYUU;52092 wrote:
The famous crying girl with blood tears is by an artist called Mark Ryden, look him up in google images – is this the one you are looking for ?

I know the one you’re talking about, I think one of the guys did that one. It’s an awesome tattoo anyway.
I can’t help with the crying girl though, have you tried youtube?

Your friends can draw those up for you, that’s fine, but you’ll need to take it to a reputable tattoo artist to get the ‘ok’.
There’s lots of things you can draw on paper that won’t work as a tattoo. Skin colour, size, shape of the area, how busy the drawing is, how it will look on skin are all things that need to be considered, but if you take…[Read more]

It’s nice to see some colourful Kanji for a change

Looks cool man, i’ve got close to the same colours in a skull on my arm 🙂

I wouldn’t get it on the arch, anywhere prone to rubbing is going to deteriorate the tattoo during the healing process and even when it’s healed, you’d have to get it touched up every couple of years. I’ve seen tattoos on the tops of feet that come out fine, is that a possibility?

There’s a tattoo on someone’s shoulder on here with dermal piercings in it. It’s three dermal anchors with different coloured gems, and a shooting star outline tattooed around each. Looks pretty cool if you’re into piercings.