Cover up Help

[Loriloveslife]

I want something simple not a lot of color. Beautiful with crisp lines.  Feather ?? Looking for advice or ideas!!

 

Thank You!

[marley mission]

old sorority tattoo? why cover it - keep rocking it and get something else in another spot

[Dan]

1 hour ago, Loriloveslife said:

I want something simple not a lot of color. Beautiful with crisp lines.  Feather ?? Looking for advice or ideas!!

 

Thank You!

 

where do you live ?  there are plenty of artists that like doing coverups.

Edited May 12, 2016 by Dan

[kblood]

It looks like it would be a doable cover up with some darker colors. Location might mean it has to be a smaller tattoo though... I'd do a little running fox or some flowers, personally. Or ocean waves... I vote cover it up if you don't love it

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[oboogie]

I don't blame you for wanting to cover it up. ;-)

I covered up a very small flower (ugly and badly tattooed) on my foot in roughly the same place. Had to go dark to cover it up, but I love it. You can still see the old tattoo, but I don't mind. I'm happy with it.

 

Edited May 13, 2016 by oboogie

[Loriloveslife]

I live in Northern Michigan! 

I am 40 and ready for the next chapter!! Lol

[SStu]

anywhere near Marquette?

http://www.sacredtattoostudio.com/

[exume]

Front Street in traverse city is also quite good if Marquette is way more North than you are. Depending on how much you wanna drive there's a lot of options downstate too

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[otisc]

On 5/12/2016 at 11:51 AM, marley mission said:

old sorority tattoo? why cover it - keep rocking it and get something else in another spot

This!

I have my fraternity letters on my ankle. Got them in college at age 19. In my late 20s I was really embarrassed that I had been so dumb and wanted to cover them up. Had it all planned out, but the tattoo artist convinced me not to. Now, I'm 45 and I'm glad they are still there. Not as any allegiance... but as a sign of the memories of youth, the reminder that I'm not as smart as I think I am, and I can still point to my "first tattoo".

Leave it!

Edit: here's a photo. They looked really good for about 10-12 years but at year 26 they are fading... but the memories live on.

Edited May 14, 2016 by otisc

[DJDeepFried]

Considering its in such an inconspicuous spot I'd spend your money on getting tattooed elsewhere. I know that's not what you asked. Just my 2 cents!

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