@Call_me_Lola 142153 wrote:

I HATE mushrooms. Blecht. The smell. The taste. Mostly the texture.

But that is a pretty sweet addition to your food tattoos. (I bet you like mushrooms :p)

I once ordered a steak with triple mushrooms. The chef brought it out to me personally. He wanted to meet a fellow mushroom lover. You could not see the steak…[Read more]

Nice marbling!

I’m glad you went with the cleaver. (Beaver would be proud)

Awesome chef!

Really nice work.

Great tattoo!

How tragic to loose one so young. You have my condolences.

The paint roller really works on the back, and hard to reach places when my wife isn’t around to do it for me.

I seem to have lost the picture of it.

When you tattoo somebody you are performing surgery on them. There are many, many factors involved. Cleanliness is paramount.

Personally, I would not go to a tattoo artist that had not been through, or is going through a highly supervised apprenticeship program. (I have a few tattoos that were done by an experienced apprentice in a professional…[Read more]

Welcome to the forum!

I think a lot has to do with the way you take care of your tattoos.

I put sunscreen and moisturizer on with a miniature paint roller.

Keep tattoos moisturized and out of the sun and they, as well as your skin, will look good for a very long time.

Wow! Much better.

Welcome to the forum!

Yes, pictures please.

Please post some pictures.

I would like to know what is in their “homemade stuff”.

Blowouts don’t disappear, they keep spreading for months.

It still looks like a tattoo made by an apprentice, or scratcher.

Sorry, that tattoo looks like it was don be an inexperienced apprentice.

If Julie’s been tattooing like that for 30 years, I’d start a class action law suit.

Looks nice!

Congratulations!

Welcome to the forum.

I don’t recommend ANY text tattoos.

A picture is worth 1000 words.

Get a great tattoo artist to design a tattoo specifically for you.

Welcome to the forum!

Great piece!

Nice work!…

Really nice peter.

I’m not looking forward to getting mine covered, but it will happen some day.

Get the octopus colored!

Don’t listen to Lola! I got my first tattoo in June of 2012 and I’m now up to 157 hours under the needles!

Welcome to the forum!

I work in a professional office and highly visible tattoos are accepted with no hesitation.