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    As for tattoos I guess it is what you are exposed to regularly. My friends got a lot of tattoos (mostly filled) up to the wrists and neck, some hand tattoos. The piecing (more stretching) can get a bit outta control in my opinion. But then again I guess it comes down to the argument of "modification vs mutilation", as it is all to the perception of the recipient/observer to which classification the body modification is placed into. Ask my grandmother and a quarter sized tattoo is mutilation, ask lucky diamond rich and ......
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    While yea it can suck that people capitalize on art at the same time I would feel a bit better buying from a 'this guy is popular I bet I can get loot' than the artist/collector with any art simply because I took that art out of the non-respecting person's hands.
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    I kinda disagree with you on this one. I think the only tattoos that push the limit would be hand/neck and especially face tattoos. Secondly most of everyone I know that got a "nonconformist" tattoo did not get them for respect or to show off but more for the art. I look at tattoos are wearable art. I've been broke, lost most of my possessions but a tattoo will stay with you forever (for better or worse). Funny thing my tattoos will almost never been seen as I prefer to keep them to myself.
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    uploaded pics of tattoo to my personal gallery.
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    I am very surprised. My friend was scheduled to go to Invisible NYC today and they are actually opened! Very very surprised!
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    The way I see it is, its one thing to have a reprint of <insert famous painting> but to be able to look at an original piece is another level of awesome (awesome used properly here). I like to look at the actual brush strokes, etc. I don't know maybe its just me.
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    Yea I tried my hand at art as a kid.....lets just say straight lines come out like I was drawing during an earthquake. I've found that as I get older I not only find out what I'm good at also what I cannot do. Art/Music is something I truly enjoy but always from afar. I am not a creator. If only I could show that.
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    Yea it hit a lot less than what I had expected but it still did take a toll on us here in the NYC metro area. I am currently sitting home unpaid because New Jersey trains into NYC are currently down for the count.
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    I was wondering what are the thoughts of non-tattooers owning flash/tattoo art. I have been itching to buy some flash/tattoo art to add to my art collection. This does bring up the question....are there any opinions of non-tattooers owning flash/tattoo art? Coming from a family of artists I know sometimes art will not be sold to "the unworthy" or something along the lines of such. I was even thinking along the lines of having some kind of "custom" flash sets made. No real guidelines just a basic idea for what would be in the flash set (i.e. panther, skull/dagger, etc) Any ideas?
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    So I am guessing Tattoo Age comes out every Tuesday? If so who's up next? So far this show is amazing!!!
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    While I'm new to getting tattooed I just put myself in the position of the person tattooing me. I think at least I am doing it right. Pre-shave the area. (I am one hairy mofo) Show up early, usually half-hour to forty-five minuets and sit quietly until called Chain smoke pre-tattoo so I don't get the nic-fit shakes When getting tattooed I sit VERY still I do not talk unless talked to. I personally hate when people talk to me while trying to concentrate. Another big one is LISTEN to advice. Unless you are a tattooer yourself, you pay them to be the knowledgeable one in the situation. These are all examples of things I take from my own job and apply them to getting tattooed. I personally would love to listen to music but won't since I tend to tap my feet to the beat unconsciously.
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    Yea just a little scared when I saw what looked like a peppering when I washed it. Thanks everyone!
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    So far I've been told to get color since I am damn near translucent white, it comes with the territory of working inside, usually no windows :( . Just like Ursula I am Italian but its a joke since I am sooo pale. Only part of my body that ever got tough skin was my hands from years of working on my motorcycles, cars and off-roading.
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    I am surprised there is no thread on this already. Anyone on the east coast about to get hit by it? Im over here 10 miles from NYC at the moment. New Jersey is shutting down a bunch of roads and NYC shut down all public transport earlier today. Seems like it's going to bit of a shit-show. Biggest hurricane for the area in 100 years, as I've heard.
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    Thanks Ursula! Yea I didn't want to overkill the lotoining but at the same time it was pretty damn dry. The itching of the shading is not as bad as the outline was for some reason...
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    So looks like the skull might be only a small piece of a much larger tattoo. Called my artist and talked about what to add to it, which turned into "well we could add this, oh we could add that" now it is turning into an entire thigh piece....awesome! Will be posting first session pictures on the 9th
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    So my tattoo has bee taken very good care of (to the "t"). Weird thing is about a week after shading was done it started to become VERY dry, almost felt like a scab. Every time I applied lotion to it, it would just soak it all up and still be dry (usually 3 light rubbed in coats). Now it is peeling like sunburn and the flakes are black.... Should I be concerned?
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    While not a fan of the style it looks OK to me. Get some more around it, just looks weird by itself. So yes everything everyone else said.
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    Agreed. I for some reason HATE flames and tribal. I do not know why just hate the look. I even got a weird look from my artist when he asked where to put the fire in my tattoo of hell...I said NO FIRE!
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    Knowing that under a year from the first time needle met skin I will have my legs (or "squid pants") completed is kinda scaring me a bit now...I am sure the itch to get more will slow as my bank account empties :( About to enter into the world of 5 hours a week at least every other week for the next 6 months as I see it....going to be EXPENSIVE! Other than that I hope to be done in the next 10 years.
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    I was on the 29th floor in downtown Manhattan....very weird. The whole floor bounced for a bit...I didn't care that much but a lot of people "had" to go home early. haha
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    Oh yea forgot to say the skull is going to be around 5x5 but additions are allowed additional space, I really don't have THAT Much of a limit for anything, as long as it is good. Sorry for not clarifying.
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    My friends and I always thought it was funny, just sharing!
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    Just for reference (since I cannot draw and above is from my artist) is the style skull I was going for with a bit more "softness" of a more traditional skull. I was also thinking of adding a lady head to the design somehow, but might save that for my upper arm. I want to get a lady head for my mom and sisters but am unsure of where to put it....too many ideas, too little space!
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    It's going to be Eric Michalovic (Eric Michalovic | Portfolio). Appointment is currently set for Sept 12th, same day my buddy is going back to work on his Phoenix.
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