I think a giant anthropomorphic dog ravishingly eating a cat would symbolize that quite beautifully.

I shall give you the best advice I can:

If you are not 100% sure, don’t get it 🙂
If you are relatively sure about something, pin it to your fridge or somewhere that you will see it every single day, and leave it there for a few months.
If you still love it after that time, bring that idea in here and ask for honest feedback, and we will rip it…[Read more]

Actually not just the boy scouts. All scouting organizations use the Fleur De Lis for they symbol. 🙂

reefdiver;84213 wrote:
looks like a boy scout emblem to me……….maybe the boy scouts based their symbol on it also …………..

The scout symbol is indeed the Fleur De Lis, yes 🙂

I actually believe that slight shading under it will complete an otherwise incomplete tattoo, but to each his own.

Not with white, no. The backdrop will always either be your skin your some color.

It’s a win-win 😀

So what’s the point of such a tattoo (your mentor tattooing you out of the blue)? Is it so you can watch and learn more closely?

If it wags like a duck and quacks like a duck, it most likely isn’t a donkey. 🙂

If it’s an infection, you will spike a fever. If it’s something really crappy that the artist did, you will see it when it’s healed. If it’s a bruise, it will fade away. What else do you think it could be?

Assuming you stay away from tribal, I can’t really see much that can cover pure black this thick.

Love the tattoo 😀

From here it looks like your only option is a laser job.

If it’s a bruise, the question is.. how long do your bruises generally take to heal?

Looks to me to be normal shading that’s healing. The skin looks like that under your black as well. It’s simple bruising 😀

Welcome to the group and good luck on your quest 🙂

Stefan: Go to the nearest Pharmacy and get Helosan Original (the blue tube) and leave the red and green Helosan tubes alone.

Helosan is recommended by tattoo artists all over Scandinavia and it’s a Danish product so it will be available.

Well I’m all for the ‘go big or go home’ mentality, but the size and placement really just depends on where and how you want it and how much canvas you want to waste on that thing and whether it’s likely that it’ll mean as much to you in 30 years or if you’re going to be upset that you wasted prime space on that thing when you wanted this thing…[Read more]

How about baked goods with grass in’em? 😉

Hating the first one, liking the last two.

Yeah buttwheat, the lines aren’t TOO thick, and the shading is marginal so without lasering it shouldn’t be a horrible cover-up job. Would still need to be pretty dark, though.

Welcome to the forums, lurker 🙂