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You said this is in the ditch, right? Any joint on your body, where the skin is repetitively being pulled and contracted, will heal slower and rougher than a flat part of your skin. It's not uncommon.

have you shown it to your artist (who we hope is a professional . . . )?

Awesome you could get in with Stewart! Watcha gonna get?

I can see where in some cultures a monetary tip might not be considered tasteful. where are you located?

welcome, and go ahead with your question . . . Picture too, please.

welcome! there's plenty of inspiration here.

whadya get? whadya get?

@tofer = not stupid questions. Yes this can be done. Establish communication with the artist (preferably both e-mail and voice, and hopefully you share a common language) and make sure you ask all those questions above and that she is onboard with the scope, ideas, duration of visits, etc. It is preferable not to tattoo over the same areas prior to healing, but tattooing near freshly tattooed areas is perfectly fine, if you're up to the stress. Your artist's planning is, of course, important in the success of this direction.

That's pretty small, so the world is your oyster. "Simple" is a subjective description. Hang out here and learn a little bit about the types of tattoo art and how to pick a good artist.

Not me - but I would!

Tell them you had to take time off for attendance to family medical needs/assistance.

Looks real nice. Can you tell me how to locate and/or our personal picture galleries?

Doesn't look like anything specific. I hope you're not using the same artist . . .

welcome! what part of the country are you located?

I wish.

Awesome. Mild custom or hot rod? - - - Updated - - - Awesome. Mild custom or hot rod?

Welcome, and no - but there are those here who have . . . Watcha got so far. Pictures, please.

Wham-o.

this looks familiar . . .

Images are loaded in my profile . . . link right under any user's name, to the left - - - Updated - - - Images are loaded in my profile . . . link right under any user's name, to the left

Robert Borbas is in Hungary . . . how close is that?

That's a mid-50s what? - - - Updated - - - That's a mid-50s what?

My favorites lean toward the illustrative, woodcut and dot-work kind of stuff - but that's just me.

Not my style, but you could have done a lot worse. I'll be interested to see how that white holds up over time . . .

Welcome! I haven't met Scott but my wife, daughter and I have spent quite a bit of time at Triple Crown (both of them via Joey). Very laid back over there.