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  1. SStu
    Yep, looks fine. Let it heal for a couple of months. 6 months from now it'll be a lot lighter. Don't sweat the healing. No reason to make it complicated. Nice tattoo.
  2. SStu
    still no photos . . .
  3. SStu
    Looks to be done well. How that lines up with the vision you had in your head originally it hard for us to evaluate, of course . . .
  4. SStu
    You're also sitting through what was the worst parts, for me. Nice work!
  5. SStu
    Yep. You're just going to have to wait a couple of months to see what it's really going to look like and if anything can be done to modify it.
  6. SStu
    Just keep reviewing that photo! Wonderfully surrealistic work there. Again = who is doing that, and how much longer is expected?
  7. SStu
    Nope.
  8. SStu
    I think that'll just depend on how bright a color you are wanting to end up with.
  9. SStu
    Hira does nice work! Congrats!
  10. SStu

    Hello from CR

    SStu replied to Fumela's topic in Initiation

    A full picture of your arm would assist in seeing how much filler you will need, but I don't see any problem in a good neo-realism artist coming up with a nice background that will fill it out and tie it together. You might be over-thinking it.
  11. SStu
    This. And more. I'm glad the lyrics I liked when I was 18-30 aren't on me now.
  12. SStu
    If you're using moisturizer then stop.
  13. SStu
    Yep. Nice work there.
  14. SStu
    It might take more than 1-2 applications, but a lot can be done with coverups. Bottom line is what you are working with (but no photos . . . ?) and the ability of the artist (also an unknown to us at this stage . . . )
  15. SStu
    Just depends on the quality of the tattooist. Some who do great realism artistically don't get enough ink down where it needs to be, and the resulting work will fade out in spots after a few years. Either find a tattooist whose quality you can verify by viewing years-old work or learn to judge saturation with your own eye.
  16. SStu
    Fair warning - If you're going with the foot placement, it probably won't matter how you word it.
  17. SStu
    Yep. Blowouts happen during the application, either from how the tattooist did it or how your skin reacted to it. Not afterwards.
  18. SStu
    Personally I think that'd make it way too busy.
  19. SStu
    so is she going to introduce you?
  20. SStu
    skin's not red, so you're probably safe to wait it out and see.
  21. SStu
    not sure where you would incorporate the geometrical, but a small amount of non-bright color accents won't hurt the presentation, if you want it.
  22. SStu
    ! @Gingerninja
  23. SStu
    Didn't start late - but I am 61 and still at it!
  24. SStu
    epic awesome @bongsau!!
  25. SStu
    Shit. I'd have gone in just to gaze in wonder and have the remote possibility of shaking his hand and thanking him for all he's done for tattooing!!
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