I like the first. Not a big fan of leopard tattoos. Don’t get me wrong I love leopard to wear, just not on the body. But if you love it go for it.

it’s really not that bad and it’s not even big. if you like flowers you could get something like that. i don’t think you can go wrong with a flower.

I work in Finance and have a foot tattoo. I don’t deal with clients or anyhting so it’s not a big deal. I can always cover it up if I need to for an interview,e tc.
I like tattoos that can be covered just in case. If you are okay with wearing long sleeves if your job requires it then go for it.
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Quality of work is #1. I could deal with a little attitide for a few hours. I would not get a crappy tattoo from anyone.

can you get a tattoo of something that sybolizes who you are without writing it being writing? i just think the whole writing tattoo is overdone.

that’s the problem. that’s the stuff that makes sunblock white.
i rub in sunblock in really well and then put body jelly on it (it’s like vaseline but natural) and it helps make the tattoo shine.

It’s hard to judge the quality of the coverup without knowing what it’s covering.

I think Jo Harrison does nice work.

http://www.modernbodyart.co.uk/jo%27s%20galleries/jo%27s_gallery%201/jo%20gallery%201.html

why would price matter anyway? would you get a shitty tattoo if it was cheap? Me thinks not.

amazing! I love full back pieces.

My boyfriend is a software engineer for Intel and he has a half sleeve. They seem pretty relaxed there. Then again he doesn’t interact with the public.

do the laser. it will give you way more cover options.

Nomad69, I am in Sac too! Small world.

i think by themselves they are feminine, but with other stuff they don’t look so fem.

it looks like you are going for a more painterly style, rather than realism

go to dafonts.com. there are tons of fonts there. there’s some under celtic and modern that don’t look feminine.

I wouldn’t suggest getting a Hitler tattoo for obvious reasons.

mike devries, cecili porter, joshua carton, nikko hurtado to name a few….

it’s really personal choice, no right or wrong answer. you should practice draw it on your back with a marker and see what you like better.

gsouder has a point. One set may not be enough if you are doing a full sleeve. i like his idea. i think this will look cool. my boyfriend is a total video game geek so he’d totally appreciate it.