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dude, that's one baaaaadass piece man. I would be walking the block like I F***ing owned if I had that chest piece. it's a big, impressive, monster piece.

Damn. That's really well done, and a great beginning! Let this one sink in and then add more black/grey work. Congrats!

Hi everybody (and sorry for the topic just before, I hadn't understand the working of the site). I had a big piece on my chest, and when it was finished I got a shock. Too big, too dark, I have real difficulties to accept it and think of laser removal (if this even possible) or cover-up (same??). But first of all, I wanted to have opinions on the piece and on how it integrate to my body, because I'm ashamed of it and haven't really show it to people. So, waiting for your feedbacks...

the regret will pass,it's quite normal, it's a cool looking tattoo.

So it's been like that for 90 days?

yeah, the good thing about a slow process like a backpiece is you adjust over time, as opposed to being hit all at once, like you're experiencing. again, own that shiiiiiit man!! I would first take a breath before planning the next piece. easier said than done, but try to absorb the excitement about your current piece before hatching your next.... but when you do, I'd say fill out your arms. but there aren't any rules for that.

Hey - have you asked your artist? I'd definitely hit them up. Have you changed any of your soaps? Just thinking out loud. I'd talk to my artist and go to my PCP (antibiotics)….

Maybe it would look slightly more "balanced" if you also had contrasting/complementary work on your shoulders/upper arms? Otherwise, it's an impressive looking piece!

Five minutes into my shin, I was questioning my life choices. The next four hours were brutal.