Welcome to the forum!

Go BIG!

Keep us posted.

Welcome to the forum!

Talk to a tattoo artist and let them use their creative ability to draw up a kick ass tattoo designed specifically for your body.

When picking a tattoo artist you should check out their portfolio for tattoos that suite you. Select by style, use of colors or black and gray.

Pay attention to the outlines of their tattoos.…[Read more]

Awesome just doesn’t say enough!

Pictures please!

Sorry, no technical questions allowed here.

Are you an apprentice? butt’s right. Ask your mentor.

Great work!

The thought of going through that cracks me up.

Welcome to the forum, Fred.

Good luck in your endeavors.

Keep us posted.

I tend to agree with peter on this issue.

You are certainly correct that tastes and opinions are individual. I’ve seen some absolutely fabulous Black and Gray tattoos, but I’ll never have one.

Main thing is to get a tattoo that fits your mind and body. Tailor made, no “off the rack”!

Keep us posted, (and don’t wear socks with sandals)

I would rethink the subject matter.

@write_your_life 141306 wrote:

Than you very much! I compared how it looks now to 2 days ago and I think it looks better. I really think I washed it too freequentku and applied the ointment a little too often. It most likely is going to need to be touched up :-/

Too much ointment is worse than no ointment.

It doesn’t look that bad. Different parts of he body heal differently, and continue to heal for about three months.

Give it time, and of course, don’t pick at it.

Keep us posted.

Can you post some examples of your earlier art, and some of your current work?

Cool jerry!

I’m happy for you.

Congratulations by the way, your boys can swim!

This style is not one I particularly care for, however I can appreciate any tattoo that’s done well.

If you get the right artist you’ll certainly have a tattoo to be proud of.

Keep us posted, and post pictures when you can.

Nice artwork!

Personally, I’d put that on my back.

jerry, I started the opposite way. Now I’ve got most regions represented.

The comment I got the most was “Why not the other leg”?

Oddly enough, I felt more awkward before I got any tattoos.

What shop are you working out of?

The tattoo artists that are mentoring you should be able to help you.

How long have you served in your apprenticeship?

Find a qualified tattoo artist and discuss your options.

Keep us posted.

@buttwheat 141205 wrote:

Very sad. I met him at the Seattle tattoo expo about 5 years ago he was there just checking things out and I was getting a tattoo. A very cool guy just roaming around with no handlers or security just walking around like a regular guy.

Cool butt. (please tell me you were getting your scuba rooster)

I heard that he went…[Read more]

Roger that Dan.

My Captain, my Captain.

Personally, I don’t like text tattoos, but have fun with them, and keep us posted.