Tuesday evening 2/19/13. Had a two hour session. Work was done on the top of my foot and some related details and touch ups.

NO swelling. The same color inks were used in smaller quantities to test their intregrity. The last session involved tattooing on the ball of my ankle. As that work progressed Anthony sensed my discomfort and asked if I…[Read more]

I don’t care how you spell it, that’s one fine piece of work.

@waxlrose 123883 wrote:

I read that, thanks. I figured it couldn’t hurt to get maximum exposure 🙂

Maximum exposure is good. Particularly when applied to the young female body.

@buttwheat 123881 wrote:

This is the proper spelling of : tattoo please take this under advisement. If you forget it’s spelled real big on the banner on the top of the page.

Give her a break! At least she doesn’t call them “tats” (or “tatts).

@peterpoose 123885 wrote:

Who is Bob?

Newhart?:confused:

@Pinklace 123888 wrote:

I was drunk its my excuse lol.

Hell, it works for the U.S. Congress!

She should seal your ass with a kiss!

Welcome to the forum!

It looks like there’s some talented artists there.

Great!
I just got home from a session on my leg sleeve.
Pictures next week.

@Amok 123849 wrote:

Calm down, Chewie.

I had a wookie steak at the “Star Wars Cafe”. Tasted great but was a little Chewie.

The first tattoo I’ve seen SWAK!
The lips are done very well.
Congratulations!

@buttwheat 123823 wrote:

I love tattoo day,

I have three hours this evening myself!

Good luck!

Keep us posted.

Welcome to the forum!

Some interesting work you have.

It’s hard to recognize it as the Eiffel tower. This looks like it’s made of masonry. A tattoo of the Eiffel tower should show it’s signature intricate ironwork. A true tattoo artist would have been able to do it justice. (I wouldn’t show it off in Paris)
It would have taken much longer than an hour though.

If you’re happy with it, that’s what counts.

@Aussie_Al 123726 wrote:

Years ago I saw a cow cough when she was shitting. Wow! I’m sure glad I was at the front end!

@Wardy 123742 wrote:

The original is always better.

Especially the case with “The City of New Orleans”. Arlo Guthry did a great job originally, then Willy Nelson slaughtered it.

Looks great!

Welcome to the forum!

Pain is very different in different locations on your body, and differs greatly on different people.
Choose a tattoo, a location, and a good artist.

@Dyson350 123692 wrote:

Update: Went back last night to get the coloring done. Turns out it looked orange because it was! He just used it for the outline so it would be easier to work with. The yellow looks great.

Excellent!