I could use some help, guys

[Rupeika Mantas]

Hello everyone,

So basically i got this tattoo, and it was a massive mistake that i haven't checked the spelling before getting it and the guy who did it dont know any English, so it turned out really badly. So maybe someone could suggest something, how i can blend one of the 'b' into another tattoo. Thank you in forward. And by the way, if you're trying to insult me, save your time and just dont do that, i would appreciate that.

[Fala]

You'll probably have to get it lasered... Impossible is also misspelled as "impassible".

[Iwar]

Welcome to the forum!

Are you happy with the tattoo, apart from the obvious spelling mistake? Or would you be open to maybe covering it up with something else? Not trying to be a smart ass, or insult you in any way. The two b's in "incredible" are one thing, but the o's sure look like a's to me. Where are you located? I'm sure someone here can point you in the direction of some solid tattooers in your area. The best way to go about something like this is talking to a professional tattooer in person.

Best of luck!

[Rob I]

I bet you could skip the lasering and cover that whole line of text with a huge panther, never to be reminded of it again. The tricky part is finding the right person to do it, but if you stick around here for a bit, you'll see examples of tons of great tattooers and will have some great info at your disposal. Best of luck to you.

[Pleadco]

I bet you could skip the lasering and cover that whole line of text with a huge panther.

Everything can be fixed with a panther!

[Rupeika Mantas]

I would love to keep the tatoo, but that misspelling is killing me. I guess i'll have to cover it up with something else. Oh, and o's look like o's in person, the angle and quality makes it look like 'a'. Thanks for your tips anyway!

[Mick Weder]

Panther

[misterJ]

People around here aren't big fans of motivational poster text tattoos as you can read.

I think for the long haul you will love a big ass panther instead.

[CABS]

Blacked out arm? Or just surround the existing text with a bunch of cool tattoos.

[Lance]

Panther or perhaps Japanese wind bars or clouds. The dark solid style. I'm thinking Horitoshi family style of dark. A different condition, but I have a long scar running up my forearm. While never meant to be a cover up, a wind bar goes right over it. No one ever notices it now.

Of course since you like the tattoo, you could chalk it up to lessons learned, and as @CABS says, put random other things around it too. It may not be so glaring in the future.

Unrelated but regarding blacked out stuff. Is it just me or has anyone noticed more people with blacked out work beginning to get designs tattooed over it with white ink. Pretty crazy.

[OutOfIdeas]

@Lance I read an article a while back, I don't remember where, about a tattooer who was working on a guy with a blacked out sleeve. Ended up blasting over a completely black arm with traditional color tattoos, and surprisingly the result was extremely readable (im pretty sure, been a while so I could be mistaken)

[OutOfIdeas]

sorry that was super off topic by the way, to the OP, personally I would laser and cover it. If it doesn't bother you that much though, like someone else said just surround it with great tattoos

[CABS]

Is it just me or has anyone noticed more people with blacked out work beginning to get designs tattooed over it with white ink. Pretty crazy.

Pretty gnarly. I'm kinda into it. I don't think I'll ever have to resort to that though. But I like the idea of it, and "blast overs" as well. As the kids say...