What is it?
Might be the angle of the pic but it looks lopsided.

@lana27 140390 wrote:

any chance it gets better after the healing?

None at all, It may even get worse. Wait until it heals and go see a competent tattooist to try to fix it. Do not go back to the same ass hat that did this unless it is to kick him in the nuts!

That looks to be a bit blown out. sorry really nothing to be done about it now.

squeaky clean great looking piece.

You’re not being knit picky it isn’t very good… Sorry

@ArniVidar 140342 wrote:

/me slaps turbosatan around with a large trout

What kind of trout?

@vinex08 140330 wrote:

Kindly delete this thread, i’ll be an apprentice in a week or so.. i just want to get my self prepared with the technical info.
I have been tattooing on pig skin and foam pads

Then why ask again

@jerryatrophy 140333 wrote:

I’m so glad there’s a banner across the top of the page that says “enjoy Peoria Illinois”
I think that’s exactly where I’ll take my next vacation.

I see no banners

No not at all. I think some of the best tattoos come form giving the artist as much freedom as possible. The worst ones are when the customer is locked into a particle design or picture.

@0hmanda 140308 wrote:

Does anyone have opinions or advice for me as far as references go (or anything else, for that matter)?

Yes find a great tattooist and tell them what you said here and have them draw it up for you then have them tattoo it on you.

A picture is worth a shit ton of words

@annelieserubyx 140291 wrote:

Hi, me too!

I am really looking for some advice and some opinions! anyone awake?

You’re new at forums huh?

@annelieserubyx 140294 wrote:

I would put it down to nerves! Had you eaten?
When I got tattooed for the second time I came over a bit hot and bothered. I put it down to nerves and also adrenaline.. you would of been excited and as your body is only sat there your body cant burn it off/release it so maybe thats it!
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Walmart tattoo

I’m sorry Sam

Yes any exposer will start to damage your tattoo, will see the damage no but it is accumulative and a slow process.
5 years later you’ll think it looks fine but then you will see a picture of how it looked 5 years ago and notice how much it faded
moral of the story use sun block daily even on a cloudy day

@jerryatrophy 140257 wrote:

What’s the business advantage of ONLY booking out the next 3 months?
It strikes me as odd coming from an established artist.

None to think of except they will have less no shows and cancellations. Why do some artists only open their books once a year for new appointments?

I see a cover up in your future. Please post pics of the disaster in the making when you get it.

I see a tattoo that you are going to regret in your future

It looks the same as it did as it did on the other forum