I wasn’t too sure about it either until I saw the rest of the pics. It does flow nicely and looks good. I’m kind of in the same boat because I want a half sleeve, but need to work around a big Celtic cross. Hopefully this summer I’ll get working on it.

With that much solid black, it’s going to take some lasering to lighten it enough to cover. The free tattoo is going to cost you a small fortune. Then again, you can check Lowe’s or Home Depot for sales on belt sanders.

Looks really solid. I like it a lot!

Hellllllllooooooooo Nurse!

Sorry, had an Animaniacs moment. Welcome!

Wow, really clean. Can’t wait to see it when it’s done. Seriously badass!

I used a numbing cream once for the second day of back to back sessions on my chest. Not only did it really not work, the artist said it made the skin very rubbery and difficult to tattoo. The parts where she tattooed after using the numbing cream healed awfully. It scabbed very heavily and lost a lot of ink.

buttwheat;80524 wrote:
I’m just being honest here. The Faith tattoo is not very good. the block letter one is OK but the placement is bad it goes against any flow of the body. The Tim Burton cartoony realism is very flat. The Phoenix and the Hena mask I like. The viking portrait is real dark. That is just how I see it.

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Looks good. I like it.

When I started getting tattooed I was thinking about all different things, which is obvious by the different styles and images I have. I have tattoos with family members in mind,a half sleeve of my favorite horror movie, and some stuff I thought just looked cool. Inspiration for my tattoos came from all sources, including just flipping through…[Read more]

Mecki;80411 wrote:
its beautiful.!

Then why bother asking? If you’re going to get defensive when people are giving you their honest opinions, what’s the point? You asked, people answered, deal with it.

Adler;80170 wrote:
Nice to see you finally made it over here, flyangler. You should definitely rcognize a few of us although I’m using a different name.

Welcome. And some of us are sticking with the same old names.:D

Sick work as usual!

My first tattoo was a Celtic cross. I don’t regret the tattoo, but the size and placement of it. It’s about 5″x7″ on my bicep. Now I want a half sleeve, but there’s not much room left on the outside of my arm.

buttwheat;79908 wrote:
I guess you were I didnt notice.

I didn’t notice it either.

Awesome! How long did it take?

Looks great. Who’s the artist?

I usually use Coppertone Sport spray on, SPF 35. It works well and it since it’s water and sweatproof, I can go slightly longer without having to constantly re-apply.

That clock is really sweet. Very, very clean.

Honestly I just don’t see the idea of an entire arm of text as a great idea. I would try try to come up with images that best represent the ideas in the lyrics and go with that. Maybe up on the bicep near the shoulder a banner with the words “What a Wonderful World.” Just my two cents. As far as the size of your arm, the artist will design it…[Read more]

yodaddynukka;79678 wrote:
its a conspiracy. they are here to take over the forum ala the hit tv series “V”. be afraid…

Dude, shhhhh. It’s like the first rule of Fight Club. It’s easier when everyone is unaware. 😀