feet are bony on top and hurt like heck, really I dont think they are a very good spot for a piece, it needs to be kept simple, lettering is fine

the tattoo is terrible, I would have a good artists tattoo over it, looks like a great candidate for a cover up

look at Tony Mancia’s profile at All or Nothing Tattoo.com
he is very young and very very good, going to be one of the best

Bob Tyrrell is $100 a hour, he works slow and steady and he will tattoo anyone, if you can get booked, he is a very good dude

Thanks BW, if I give my opinion its only to help, I want people to get GOOD ink, no thats wrong, I want them to get GREAT ink……people approach me everyday and ask me where my ink came from, many of them have a piece they are not happy with and they ask questions about lazer, cover up and rework, I wish I could catch them all before they made…[Read more]

I am a picky son of a biscuit eater when it comes to ink. I have seen the many of best artists in the world tattoo and seen their work at conventions, I have seen so much work in the 33 years I have traveled from shop to shop, all over the us from coast to coast and over alot of the planet,the tattoo industry is full of people who should not…[Read more]

Thank you for the welcome,
yes most of this work has been in magazines, skin art, skin deep, international tattoo art a couple of times and a Jim Beam documentary called “The Stuff Inside”…………you may have seen them, maybe not, some have even been copied poorly…………… I collect ink, I think my artists have done a great job, I would…[Read more]

for you Atlantans T- Pain gets alot of ink from Chris Huff………..Chris was many times arist of the year for Ink Wizard chain, he worked in Conyers shop, now has his own Conyers studio “Now of Never Tattoo”……..he can lay down some nice work, he is reasonably priced, hit him up

its a large custom piece that looks more like some flash, simplified not too holding to traditional japanese, very americanized, color pallet is real bad, but you can let it heal and get it redone………….Ive gotten some old stuff I wasnt happy with redone, it makes you feel better!

wonky linework, poor composition, cant draw a skull which is the centerpiece, I apologize it is pretty rough, Id have a better artist take over

he is a poor artist…..bad…….lazer in ATL, NC is $150 an hour, I wouldnt lazer, Id cover it up, let it fully heal

your best bet is to let your artist incorporate your ideas into a piece that will work as a tattoo to fit the space you are willing to donate………despite my own years of art school and years of being tattooed I find they always know better……..tattoo is a different kind of art form, the artists much consider that lines grow and the piece…[Read more]

2008-2010 I was working for a 4 billion dollar a year company with 15,000 employees. I had interviewed in a nice suit so my 220 hours of ink were not visable. I soon leanred by working on some office remodeling with my boss on the weekend that he had a tattoo on his leg, a skull. My boss discovered I had two full sleeves, chest and back pieces…[Read more]

This advice is from Black 13 Tattoo nashville, home of Josh Woods and Timmy B…………I follow it and it works…….just my 2 cents………….I hear so many jacked up pieces of advice, neosporin never, balms anything that can hold moisture never, I need the large pieces I get in 10 hours sessions to dry out and peel as quickly as…[Read more]

I feel that dealing with the pain is part of the prcoesss I should gladly deal with. It is my job to be ready to be tattoed, I should have slept well, I should be well hydrated, I should arrange for or bring some food or know arranegments in advance if I am staying all day, I should sit my ass s till, and I should deal quietly with the…[Read more]

I get approached alot with people asking who did the work, I dont mind telling them, but I also often feel the stares, but I really get no negative comments with 220 hours of ink