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Finished my tiger up yesterday By Kore Flatmo Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I agree with the last post. No black outline my be problematic as the tattoo ages. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No hands, neck or face for me. Just not my thing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That is so sad. I'm happy to say I've not seen this yet. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Glad I could help.

Look at this profile, this can't be serious. Can it? http://www.tattoodo.com/profile/55652

I agree with this completely. I have used it on every session I've ever had. The shortest one was four hours, the longest five and a half. It works very well for me and wears off very gradually. I think the keys is how it is applied. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free

Heading down to Cincinnati for the second sitting on my Tiger with Kore Flatmo tomorrow. I can't wait!

I call him Ladyface Navarro.

It just seemed so weird. Are people offended by the term Japanese Tattoos? And if so, why do we care?

And what with this "Asian tattoo" thing? Are they going PC in tattooing now too?

Apparently the answer is a lot. They barely showed him and I was looking forward to a epic smack down. Those tattoos were awful. Not one of the contestants in the last two years could pull off a Japanese tattoo. I always assumed it was a fairly popular style, but none of these people seem to have any interest. When Made Rich or what ever his dumbass name is insulted Japanese tattooing as simple and I attractive, I was waiting for Denning to come over the desk and smack him. Everyone on the show is a "portrait specialist" or into photo realism. I don't get it.

I was brought up very Catholic. I attended 12 years of Catholic schools. Never heard tattoos mentioned once.

How do you think I feel. My tattoos are a dragon and a tiger.

This

Dr. Numb

I have used it for every session I've ever had. They are normally 4:30 to 5 hours long. It doesn't make it painless but it helps me sit. I know some you shouldn't get numbed for a tattoo, but I don't care. I think it helps me get a better result in the end.

+1 I have a lot of red in my dragon. I didn't notice any difference from the other colors.

Yeah, she was just awful.

I've been doing yoga for three years, it's probably the best thing I've done for my overall fitness level.

I do the same thing but I use Aveeno.

The old lady was awesome.

I agree I didn't like the design either. It just seemed to me that she didn't want a fresh start from the day before. The first thing she did was start laying into him about the day before. It reminded me of a girlfriend giving you crap because she just wanted to argue. Maybe it was just me. I should add that I don't really have any empathy for the folks that are tattooed on that show. I always ask my wife "why do these people agree to do this to themselves." I would never sign up to have a randomly selected artist of varying levels of proficiency tattoo me. Especially since there is a time limit. They strike me as the "sick tat bro" I just want to be tattooed so I look cool crowd anyway. Like my little brother, he doesn't care if the work is good as long as it's cheap. If they had watched any of the pervious seasons they should know what they are getting themselves into.

That chick was nuts. I thought he did the right thing in not tattooing her.

I have to appear to be tattoo free for work. I also like the idea of having a lot of work and most people being none the wiser. So I'm limited to areas covered with short sleeves and shorts. From my first tattoo I've had an overall plan in mind and I discussed it with my artist. I have both chest panels onto my upper arms done. I plan on starting my back piece this winter. After that maybe my upper thighs and I'm done. All of my tattoos are a westernized Japanese style and they will all flow together.