Jlurie91

Definitely not a scratcher. I'll definitely get my research done and get my elements together and I'll just go from there! Thanks!

I would never micromanage that's for sure. All I meant was if I said hey I want this face, but I want the beard to incorporate in to a different tattoo which then goes in to a different one and so on and so on they wouldn't mind? or is that also being too picky?

That's pretty much what I'm looking for. I feel like spending weeks trying to figure out my exact design would piss the artist off? No? Do they not mind making sure every detail is exactly what I want? What kind of lenience do they have?

Would definitely like to see some pictures!

When you see tattoo art hanging in parlors, what medium is that? Oil paint on parchment?

Harry878 just suggested two amazing artists for me. If you explain a bit of what you want I'm sure he'll have an idea!

I will! :) I'm in no rush. I'd like to save up money for it. I'd like to not worry about the finances of the tattoo so I'm just saving until I know I've covered the cost at least 3 times. Another question. When you see tattoo art hanging in parlors, what medium is that? Oil paint on parchment? Water color? I'd love to know.

Wow incredible. James Spencer Briggs does have an amazing portfolio. I actually almost jumped in my car and drove out there haha. But DAMNNNNNN Kore has a few pieces that are fucking brilliant! I love how dabbles in the color for those black and white pieces. I'm clearly not ready for this tattoo because adding some color in with the ocean might be awesome! AHHH I don't know what to do. Thank you for sharing those two artists with me. Beyond brilliant.

That's why I said they should have to have permission from the original artist. no?

AHHH I see! well I want a Greek god themed sleeve. All greys. I'm looking for someone who is really good with shading and creativity. The sleeve I want isn't mapped out in my head at all. I have the gist of it but that's about it. I basically want to have 50 different tattoos inside the one blended. HA it's hard to explain!!! Does anyone know of a great greek god artist?

Thanks! Can't wait to see it! I wish you all the best of luck!

I got my first tattoos the second I turned 18. I thought for sure that's what I wanted. Now, almost 4 years later, I wish I still had the spot on my back for a different tattoo that I've wanted for 2 years! I'd wait until you're 100% for sure. I agree Killercrook76

I think it would only be fine if 1. The customer had approval from the original artist 2. The two artists spoke and everything was fine. Some people love the same designs and if that's what they want then why not let them have it? BUUUUUUUT on the other hand...why don't they just have the original person do it? WTF?