You look like you hay have some talent but go get into a proper apprenticeship. There is one tattoo that looks 20 years old. As said before your line work is real rough and what the hell is going on with this?:

Crap pics. I think it may look good post up some good pics

What Wardy said. Why would you want her death day tattooed on you? Btw if you highlight those letters it will just look like the tattooist fucked up.

Looks good

clay1680;118262 wrote:
Yea its her elbow u stupid fuck…are u seriously that dumb you dont know what an elbow is??? Jesus fucking christ its so simple to understand and i am literally appalled..

You feel better now?

Just hit up Paradise the gathering once a year. http://www.tattoogathering.com/

Tezzy;118246 wrote:
I don’t have a scar on my arm?

Oh sorry I thought it was an odd scar above the bird above the feather.

Tezzy;118242 wrote:
I wouldn’t let anybody else ink my skin!

Really? There are so many uber talented artist out there. Not bashing your artist I just will never understand the thought to only have one tattooist.

Looks well done. Whats up with the scar on your arm?

Welcome. Do you have any ink?

Edit: nevermind just saw your other post.

Definitely go for it. Bring lots of extra money because you may want some more work while your their.
I was unfamiliar with Jons work so I went took a look not bad at all trust him.

Here read this http://black13tattoo.com/faq/

As for who to do it anyone there will be perfectly competent to do it. I really like Marty’s work. I’ve met Josh,Timmy B, Ryan and Amanda all are real chill.

Healed pic sorry for the craptastic pic.

Wow that is 10 times better then I thought it was going to be. Congrats.

newbs can’t post pics

yes it can be done but you will have to find a stellar artist.

Get this

D3FiANC3;118140 wrote:
Nashville.

They wouldn’t touch it b/c they are world class artists who have the luxury of choosing the projects they want to work on. Lesser-known artists, however, are more inclined to take on re-works and such b/c they need to in order to put food on the table, not to mention that it helps them gain experience.…[Read more]

Cool deal I like the idea.

Use the dry wrap healing method and dont worry about it

Healing for large sessions:

Bandage your tattoo with saran/plastic wrap allowing no air to get to the tattoo for the first 72 hours. Within those 72 hours remove the wrap every 4 hours and wash thoroughly with non-scented anti-bacterial soap. Re-apply wrap with new saran/plastic wrap.…[Read more]

I have no clue on the medication. Post a picture of the tattoo.