Furry Back?

[KegRN]

Ok, this tattoo may have been done well but man, when I saw this on pinterest the first thing I thought was, "does that chick have a furry back?" The white ink just doesn't seem to work here.

[SStu]

I'd be curious to see it in better light.

[polliwog]

Whhyyyyyy would you spend that much time to do that?

[paladini]

Are you sure is a chick? I'm not...

[temporarytattoo]

Oh it is really weird one which i had ever seen.

[michel45]

Really!!!!

[Mick Weder]

Are you sure is a chick? I'm not...

That's what I'm wondering now.

[Mick Weder]

Yeah, the light on that's piss poor. Is it even white? Or is it scarification or that glow shit people get in to.

[tay943]

I've heard that white ink can discolour or fade out in as little as a year, is this true? As far as I know white ink works best when used to highlight than as a solid colour. Kind of a shame to put that much effort, time and money into something that even fresh looks 'furry'.

[Dog Bite]

Yikes. I don't get why people do any kind of colour, especially white, without a nice outline.

[Fala]

Glow ink = cancer! (I don't know, I'm repeating something that I heard along the way...)

I have white ink that's more than 2 years old, and it hasn't faded or discolored. The color started off a little weird, then turned to as bright a white as you can get showing through skin. I also have white ink that was mixed with another color so it is more of a creamy color - it's 7 months old and looks awesome. Even so, they are more highlight "extras" than the bulk of the tattoo. Not a super long time, but long enough to bunk the within a year myth.

[Dog Bite]

Glow ink = cancer! (I don't know, I'm repeating something that I heard along the way...)

I have white ink that's more than 2 years old, and it hasn't faded or discolored. The color started off a little weird, then turned to as bright a white as you can get showing through skin. I also have white ink that was mixed with another color so it is more of a creamy color - it's 7 months old and looks awesome. Even so, they are more highlight "extras" than the bulk of the tattoo. Not a super long time, but long enough to bunk the within a year myth.

Yeah, I'm hardly an expert, but I always figured it was more about the size and concentration of white than time past.

[Fala]

Yeah, I think two spots on one tattoo are 1/2" square, and the other tattoo has more square inch-age but are flower highlights and the breast of a bird. I was going to get a tattoo a few months ago, but had to cancel, and that was going to be heavy on the white.

[suburbanxcore]

My wife, the medical professional: "Oh my god. It looks she has some sort of dematitis or skin infection."

[CollinK]

White will generally turn yellow-ish on me within a year to two years. Everyone is different.

[blacknwhite71]

That's freaky looking at first glance.

[vanessa]

Looks like a guy lol! That might be a furry back

[Scummy420]

Weird

[sourpussoctopus]

White will generally turn yellow-ish on me within a year to two years. Everyone is different.

Same here - white ink turns yellowish on me almost as soon as it heals. It never holds. Which is why I just don't get all-white tattoos at all. Like, that girl's back could've looked great with black and grey piece (though I personally don't like the angel wing thing).

[deniseb27]

Ok maybe the idea behind it is somewhat neat, but I, too, see a furry back!

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