SStu
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Most of us agree that tattoo images are mostly only what they mean to you - not what they're supposed to mean to the casual viewer. Whatever image resonates those properties/characteristics to you is all that matters.
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All ink spreads a bit over the years. Time will tell.
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No. Nothing wrong with that placement. On the other hand that particular font in that size might not age too well . . .
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do you want to stick with that style? Might be tough to do a cubism nature scene, but you could always add more animals.
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Schedule a consult with Herzdame. Keep in mind that getting in front of a high quality artist make take some effort and a great deal of patience. This is a good thing.
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another tattoo
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Keep in mind that the full dissolving/absorption of the ink can take up to 6 months. On the other hand, that line-work is IN THERE.
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Yep. You don't even need to wash it twice/day after it's dry.
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I've never seen this before. Imho I'd let it dry heal. It's entirely possible it'll end up just fine, too.
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Welcome. There are MANY previous threads on your question. Meantime, post a picture!
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A high quality artist could thicken the lines and smooth it out, but a half-assed artist will make it look worse. Proceed very carefully. Herzdame looks to be qualified. Never go back to that original tattooist.
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me neither
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For most people the top and sides of the feet hurt more than most other places on the body. I can't even fathom getting the bottoms done. Any good tattooer will be as good on the top and sides of the feet as elsewhere. What style are you looking for?
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nicely done!
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cool tattoo shop grand opening party
SStu replied to Dan's topic in LST Get Togethers & Tattoo Conventions
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yeah, I'm no doctor but I think you're just going to have to wait it out.
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Triple Crown is a great shop.
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Looks like your reaction is to the adhesive - not the ink. The problem isn't about the tattoo. Lasering certainly wouldn't change anything.
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that's going to depend on the ability of the tattooist who might change the color - but imho it can only end up quite dark
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awesome!
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welcome!
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welcome!
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It'll be at least 4-6 weeks before you know how it's really going to look. Next time, find a real tattooist/artist to administer your tattoo.
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the trick here is going to be finding the right artist so that the two of you can strategize about desires, options, realistic expectations and such. Where do you live?
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Feet are different healing because generally there is reduced bloodflow that far from your heart. IMHO you're going to have to give it another 2-4 weeks
