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Simple tattoos are the hardest because there is no place to hide. Leave it alone, no one will notice.2 points
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We didn't say what you wanted us to say so you deleted it?1 point
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Why on earth would you wait a year? That has happened in spots here and there on both of my sleeves, but a few months is more than enough time to wait before a touchup.1 point
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hello. i am tattooist and tattoo machine builder. i am now living in new delhi, india. just saw this site and thought i would join up and see what is happening in this forum :)1 point
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I got a simple tattoo including two straight lines. They happen to look wobbly.. Is this fixable? Obviously I would go to another artist with a lot more experience, I just thought this was a very simple tattoo.. Would love some advice!
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not necessary, but if you want to try the lines could be fattened up. The whole thing could be a bit bigger.1 point
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Indeed some ink occasionally falling out in the healing process isn't uncommon and touch-ups are easy and normal. I've never heard anyone say that it would take anywhere close to a whole year waiting time to accomplish that, tho . . .1 point
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I'd think that it would be simple to thicken those lines just enough to straighten them, but overall I don't think it's anything to worry about. Mark it up to experience and plan your next.1 point
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Huh. Hard to imagine there is 20 years of experience behind that. Were you asking him/her to do a style (watercolor?) that wasn't in their portfolio? Just 7 weeks old? You're gonna have to wait a while before proceeding. Post up a link to your intended new artist (once determined) and we might be able to assist in the vetting process . . .1 point
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My avatar is my answer. 😀1 point
