SStu
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Yep. Or go to a good dermatologist and get the moles removed - then head back to your tattooist once it's healed and fill in the spots.
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welcome!
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welcome!
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welcome, and nice web-site!
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or, you could head up to Tampa . . . ARTISTS | Redletter1
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@sourpussoctopus = pack as light as possible. once you're at whatever your home base will be, take a few minutes to study a map and get familiarized with your geography, landmarks, eateries, pubs, etc.
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sleep on it now. just don't let whatever is stuck to it in the morning pull off/out any of the scabbing. soak it just long enough for the cloth or bandage to fall away.
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welcome! I can't assist with tagaderm questions, and the forum is kind of quiet for the holidays - but if you got it done 5 days ago you don't need to do anything else with it at all.
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nice dedication. welcome!
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link the artist and/or shop, please.
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welcome! 1st tattoo, and on your hand? not generally recommended, even by most enthusiasts . . .
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Hi! I caught the tattoo bug after 5 years and want more...
SStu replied to Marie Thompson's topic in Initiation
no problem posting names and/or portfolios. be patient. find the artist/style that you'll be proud to wear FOREVER, and work toward that goal. Visit the shop personally if at all logistically possible. -
Hi! I caught the tattoo bug after 5 years and want more...
SStu replied to Marie Thompson's topic in Initiation
Robert Ryan, too. -
this^
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nice collection!
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Hi! I caught the tattoo bug after 5 years and want more...
SStu replied to Marie Thompson's topic in Initiation
Most of the top notch artists have long waits. 2-6 months isn't bad at all. -
haha . . . AGAIN. - - - Updated - - - Yeah . . . my wife's IT job got out-sourced to Brazil.
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also in Austin = Jeff Ensminger Your options are going to ultimately depend on what kind of art you want to wear. Austin has a great variety of american traditional, japanese traditional, neo of both, black/grey pattern and dot-work, and realistic/portrait. You're in a good spot.
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Robert Ryan -
Robert Ryan!
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Trying to score a ROA guest spot session with Robert Ryan tomorrow . . .
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A good tattooer might be reluctant to just put something/anything on you for obvious reasons. You might not be happy with the decision 6 months from now. Find at least an idea or image that rings true with you.
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"Japan Is Trying To Destroy Tattoos"
SStu replied to PinkUnicorn's topic in General Tattoo Discussion
Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right. -
I think she's quite good - on the basis that her's is the style you want. Ultimately the artist only has to impress you.
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looks manageable to me - but ultimately you'll need to discuss the details with your artist. Learning how to pick an artist is a more important question. there are loads of threads in this forum with that objective in mind.
