Hi sherav
Thanks for all that information it has helped quite a bit, you are totally correct about the bumpy swelling that was clear to see the first time he came in after his first sitting, the second time he came in a couple of days later the bumpy parts had gone down considerably and it is not our fault a client has an allergic reaction to one…[Read more]

Hi outlaw
Yes everything went good on satuday, the client knows he had a reaction to the ink, maybe just one of the colours but with the 2 of them being so close together the body maybe just wanted to reject all the colours that were put in. So we gave him some cash to get antihistamines and wait a couple of weeks before work can get started…[Read more]

Hi joker1
This was all taken care off on saturday, when the fellow came into the shop the dot work he has had went down a lot and the client has now realised it was nothing to do with the artist it’s just he has had a reaction to the two colours, well possibly just one but with the body rejecting one colour it maybe tried to eject the other colour…[Read more]

PsychoticInk;51669 wrote:
Welcome Mark, its nice to have you here

Well thanks a lot for that welcome psychoticink it’s nice to be here,respect and cheers

Hi again outlaw
Yes for a start dot work i dont where the spot word came from and you are correct in saying about his occupation i dont know if Needles knows what he does for a living but we will find out tomorrow. One other thing is the bloke took his top off in front of a couple of people who were waiting and one person who was getting a tattoo…[Read more]

Hi
Cheers for replying to my thread. What i mean by spot work is the tattoo is not straight line the work it’s done like a dot to dot book, when doing a normal tattoo you do your outline first well with this work its all small dots that are realy close to each other with a small gap in between each spot and the finished tattoo would be all spots…[Read more]