post pics of your ink work/piercing(s)
#46
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Originally Posted by wombatsauce
6 hours should be enough time for you to get a life-size depiction of a spider. I think my pop's armband took a few weeks. I know my neighbor's sock, glove and neck tat took over a year to complete. Just remember, every single dot is made with a needle wrapped with string thwacked by a piece of wood. If it doesn't look right the first time, it gets done again. It takes time... Of course, your results may vary. Of course could also have a lot to do with the artist. This guy would come over with his own kava to ease the pain.
have you ever watched it done first hand by a professional?
These guys hall major *** and it's not ONE needle. It's anywhere from 3 to 20 I believe.
the guy I am hoping to go to in moorea can do a decently sized piece. I'm thinking something along the lines of a softball or cantalope...maybe a bit larger in about 2 hours. The MAXIMUM I see myself under the needle is 6 hours. I'd think it would be more like 3. Sad part is, it's gonna cost like a grand. I could get a machine tattoo that size by the same guy for less than half of that.
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Originally Posted by AzN121184
hi guys....i was just wondering, tats look nice and all, but what happens when u get old, and your skin gets wrinkly and your snake turns into a worm? not trying to diss anyone, but that always made me curious.
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Originally Posted by scarface
Stay in shape and never get old. DUH.........
haaaa.
my point of view....who freakin cares. If your still concerned about how you look when your skin start sagging you're an old fool that's gonna spend way too much money and time on plastic surgery.
Enjoy your youth. Scars and tattoos are memories of those times. Stories to tell your kids.
I say **** it. I'll be old a that time and really won't care about what they look like.
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Originally Posted by OneManArmy
have you ever watched it done first hand by a professional?
These guys hall major *** and it's not ONE needle. It's anywhere from 3 to 20 I believe.
the guy I am hoping to go to in moorea can do a decently sized piece. I'm thinking something along the lines of a softball or cantalope...maybe a bit larger in about 2 hours. The MAXIMUM I see myself under the needle is 6 hours. I'd think it would be more like 3. Sad part is, it's gonna cost like a grand. I could get a machine tattoo that size by the same guy for less than half of that.
These guys hall major *** and it's not ONE needle. It's anywhere from 3 to 20 I believe.
the guy I am hoping to go to in moorea can do a decently sized piece. I'm thinking something along the lines of a softball or cantalope...maybe a bit larger in about 2 hours. The MAXIMUM I see myself under the needle is 6 hours. I'd think it would be more like 3. Sad part is, it's gonna cost like a grand. I could get a machine tattoo that size by the same guy for less than half of that.
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Originally Posted by OneManArmy
haaaa.
my point of view....who freakin cares. If your still concerned about how you look when your skin start sagging you're an old fool that's gonna spend way too much money and time on plastic surgery.
Enjoy your youth. Scars and tattoos are memories of those times. Stories to tell your kids.
I say **** it. I'll be old a that time and really won't care about what they look like.
my point of view....who freakin cares. If your still concerned about how you look when your skin start sagging you're an old fool that's gonna spend way too much money and time on plastic surgery.
Enjoy your youth. Scars and tattoos are memories of those times. Stories to tell your kids.
I say **** it. I'll be old a that time and really won't care about what they look like.
#52
Pic of my nape (linked because the pic has some blood):
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...LES/Nape03.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...LES/Nape03.jpg
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Originally Posted by STiYLIN
smart guy, asprin thins your blood, NOT a good idea when you are getting a tat and BLEEDING.
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