welcome to the forum

sebtattoo;47494 wrote:
Hi all!
there is not a special section, when you’re a professionnal tatttooartist registrer in the forum?

Seb, Listen, this is how you get into the pro artist group.

You need to PM TurboSatan. That’s who owns and runs this site. Turbo has created a pro artist group just for us, but in order to get in you must email a…[Read more]

I understand that Sherav…more than you know, and I respect that.

Try Hallmark. They specialize in that.

Welcome to the forum.

Awesome work. The Ass? Too hairy

Oh, and you are being teased

No I don’t know anything about boxing, I learned to fight when I was in gangs and riding motorcycles with Bandits, but I learned that the object is to hit and not be hit…unfortunately you always end up getting hit, so those who can’t take the pain quit boxing, those who can take the pain and keep on fighting should…[Read more]

KH, Sherav, you two are something else!!!:D

Tattoos hurt. All of them! No matter where you get them, but you can do it. I tattooed a 120 lb. Mexican for 13 hours and he didn’t say a word. did an entire back piece on him with only 2 30 minute breaks and 2 ten minute breaks.

Listen to Outlaw. Eat hearty before the tattoo, carb up, and bring…[Read more]

HA! And then there’s THAT.

Ahhh…and… who was it that took offense…is that the right word?…to me comment on the lack of photos?
I guess for me its like this. This is a tattooing and body piercing site. There are people who come to the site and they have neither, but are interested in getting one or both.

That’s okay. I understand…[Read more]

Knighthawk,
I hope you make it. You’ve got the attitude to follow through, and maybe that is just the way here in Texas, hell if you can get paid for it, go for it. If you were in Texas I might just put you to work…but youo aren’t, and I couldn’t pay you if you were.

I plan to open another studio within the next five years and my next studio…[Read more]

Arni, We can do straight lines. If we’re experienced, and yes the guitar will be fine, HOWEVER, in most tattoos of guitars, the strings aren’t there. They simply don’t translate and are too small, you’d never notice if I hadn’t toldja.

KnightHawk;47065 wrote:
It’s not longer us big, long haired, motorcycle jacket wearing assholes getting ink to prove what badasses we are, and once you get past that diamond hard core of crazy, it stops being so bad to talk about the pain.

One thing I can tell you for damn sure–here on the forums, I’ll admit that my wrist piece hurt so bad…[Read more]

Welcome to the forum. Good luck on your design and getting it done.

Awesome work…if it fades, does your husband do free touch ups…or will you have to pay?:p

CruisingComet;47018 wrote:
Thanks for that S. Neil that’s put my mind at ease at great deal.

I’ve not logged in to the forum in several days, good to hear from you again!

No Problem.

Really, everything is better. I started tattooing 20 years ago and the quality of stuff today compared to when I first started is amazing.

…and there you have it. Simple, really.

Hey, Coolbreeze,

As Outlaw said a tattoo takes 4-6 weeks to completely heal, regardless of how it looks. It might not look like its still healing but it is. Your body heals from the outside in. First it seals the wound, then you grow new skin over the wound. This new skin is usually shiny and sometimes puckered, it is usually but not always…[Read more]

No, Cody it isn’t allowed.

Here’s the deal. If you apprentice as a tattooist, your mentor will teach you what power supply to use. But if you can’t get that information because you are not an apprentice, then you will come to a forum like this and try to get it here so you can get on ebay and buy what seems to be the most common and well used…[Read more]

Knighthawk is actually right. A lot of it has to do with the quality of the ink. No matter what you do the tattoo is not going to look like it did the day it was done. This may not be exactly correct, but when you see the tattoo when it is just finished, everything is bright and bold. You are actually looking at a fresh and open wound. So in…[Read more]