Parademic;96352 wrote:
Nope, the 4 and 6 are right 🙂

look at it again they are wrong on your clock the 4= IV and 6= VI which are correct on the tattoo 4= VI and 6=IV which are backwards.

I like it. I like the pocket watch mixed with the traditional Jap work. congrats.

Oh and it wouldn’t be me if I didn’t say something about the couple of spots on the lines on the face of the watch.;)

If you just want to be a tattooer buy coloring books and learn how to shade. You can’t learn to be an artist. But you can learn techniques of drawing.
Being an artist is more something you are born with. kind of like being born with a tiny dick you can’t just learn to make it bigger.

The finished product looks good. The first pic had me scared I was wondering how lines that big could be so shaky. Your artist pulled it off. He is very proficient at coloring and shading not so much at line work though. But the end products look good. congrats. Only pricks like me will even notice the line work.

Why bother anymore? I hope you keep on tattooing on your friends and become the bestest tattooer ever.

Welcome Ben. If you post up a link to the artist some us could take a look and see if they are a good tattooer.

Welcome Marty.

Get the angels of death

Hi welcome.
Something is wrong with your English translation program I can barely understand what you wrote.

Welcome.
Talent is always welcomed.

ArniVidar;96211 wrote:
U high, bro?

I was being warm and welcoming after my chastising from that rebel “Outlaw” 😉

JSho;96158 wrote:
Hey buttwheat, thanks for saying it looks ok. Appreciate that!
However, since the last pic I posted, the last couple of letters have faded quite a bit after the peeling phase. They don’t look like they belong with the rest of the tattoo. I’m going to wait to do any coverups or anything for a few months and see how I feel about…[Read more]

Cypher;96166 wrote:
i guess my body has a slow healing process cause i’ve read here in the forum that most people at day 4 starts to itch a lot and to peel…

Everyone is different. None of my tattoos have itched and I have had some fucked up healing.
When your tattoo heals like this then there is a reason to be concerned(I did need a touch up…[Read more]

allan30;96208 wrote:
Hey guys I was just wondering if a wrist tattoo could be a bad thing when getting a job.

For example: You have a univercity diploma

What is an univercity diploma? I hope you were not a English major.

Most Corporations will not care or even know when you have it covered by your long sleeve shirt.
The wrist is usually a…[Read more]

Wow that is a lot of monitors. You work on a oil platform or something?

Sorry man the quality of your tattoos is lacking severely. I would hope you are more open to finding a good coverup artist and start thing about your coverup then adding to this existing tattoo. I hope you also don’t get all butt hurt and run away.

I was 40. It should be interesting trying to compare the quality of the first tattoo and the age that it was applied.

Here is my first one

Dave Van;96204 wrote:

If you are looking for an idea that you can take into a place and say, “This is EXACTLY what I want” and get it copied onto your body, well, be prepared to be disappointed, my friend.

This 56789

A picture would really help.

You can’t cover a darker color with a lighter color very well. Maybe add some vines and flowers around the feet pulling the attention away from the blowout

Please refrain from multiple post on the same subject doc.
http://www.thetattooforum.com/md-rx-looking-spread-tatt-love-t19656.html?t=19656

Fucking spammers