My wife gave me a container of Shea Body Butter. It smells like coconut. I made the mistake of taking it to work.
With that and my “tramp stamp” they now call me trampy. People in the office use it on occassion but I never get to install it.

Tomorrow I’ll be under the needle again for probably five or six hours. Artist Anthony Zamora (717 tattoos) is from originally from Texas (he likes working in Pennsylvania where skin is actually white) I just fired up my smoker full of beef ribs. I’m using whiskey soaked white oak wood for the smoke (about 10 hours) and a texas style rub for my…[Read more]

@brianpos70 120723 wrote:

Do what makes YOU happy, live for youself

This says it all. Just get a good artist to do it. Tell him what you want.

For me the pursuit of happiness would be better described with bagpipes, waves of grain, a steer, a lobster, a beach with sand dunes, a sunset, and bagpipes.
Bagpipes represent a fine single malt…[Read more]

@peterpoose 120720 wrote:

Anything else I could or should pour into this?

Anchovies would add a tasty touch!

@Aussie_Al 120714 wrote:

Waiter! There’s a soup in my hair!

I give my tattoo artist an idea and he draws it on. Make sure you’re happy with the layout before he uses the needle. (Body putty is for cars, not bad tattoos)

I don’t think working out for a month will help much.

@big_n_meaty 120698 wrote:

The great thing about forums and trolls is that they all have an opinion. And for someone to call another persons work average well that’s just lame.

Calling somebody’s work average is letting them off easy around here. There is usually profanity involved.

It sounds like you would be “volunteering” for a lot more than tattoo work.

Check out a reputable, professional shop. Check how long they’ve been in business too.

Let us know how you make out.

Cool!

Let us know what you decide, and how you make out.

I’ve had white ink used on me for highlighting only.
There are many pastel shades available. You don’t mention what your tattoo idea is. That would be helpful.

Talk to a several tatttoo artists, and do a lot of research before committing yourself.

If you don’t like a fucking style of tattoo don’t get one.
I personally don’t care for a traditional tattoo, but who knows? Don’t tell me I can’t get one.
Next you’ll be telling me I can’t have an abortion!

BTW, I don’t welcome you to the forum!

Hi Turbo,
Could you fix my profile while you’re in there?

Thanks!

Sam

How many hours in the planning? I looks like the door is open to continue down your arm.

Very unique indeed. (reminds me of part of the last employment test I took)

@jerryatrophy 120614 wrote:

Looks too spread out to be blowout. My vote is bruising. Old hands are easier to bruise.

I get what you are saying. I haven’t seen examples of bruising quite like that. My lack of experience is showing!

That looks like other examples of a “blowout” or “ink bleed” (Is there a difference?)

OOPS! I missed the no feet.

I think the bird has a little head.

Seems to be flying stratght up.

Welcome to the forum!
I’m sure you’ll find it interesting here.

I’ve heard that a person that serves as his own lawyer in court of law has a fool for a client.

Does this not apply to a tattooist as well?

Lawyers require a retaining fee, tattooist usually (or should always) require a deposit.

Here’s a novel idea. Go to a tattoo artist and tell them what you want.
This is what these people do. (Unless you’re going to tattoo yourself)

Welcome to the forum.
Let us know how you make out.