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The latest addition to my Simpsons in Space leg sleeve. Work was done by Rev. J.R. out of Vicious Ink in Rochester Hills Michigan.

Part two of my Simpsons in Space leg sleeve! Keep in mind that there will eventually be a black space background so the helmets do not look right yet. For example the circles will be stars. I posted part one here a while ago but here it is if you missed it. and here is part two on the other side. Work is being done by Rev. J.R. out of Vicious Ink in Rochester Hills MI. Next up, Mr Burns and Smithers! - - - Updated - - - whoops, those are way bigger than I intended, sorry about that.

This is done but its not done. Its going to be part of a larger space piece and my artist does not want to do the space background intill the rest of the pieces are done. So it looks a little odd, the circles in the bubble will be stars eventually. In a few weeks I will get Bart in a spacesuit on the other side. This is by Rev. J.R. out of Vicious Ink in Rochester Hills michigan.

odd little piece I just had done by Rev. J.R. out of Vicious Ink in Rochester Hills Mi.

Done by Rev. J.R. out of Vicious Ink in Rochester Hills, MI.

my latest work, Nibbler from Futurama dressed as the lead from Fiddler on the Roof. Done by Rev. J.R. out of Vicious Ink in Rochester Hills MI.

Another piece from J.R. out of Vicious Ink in rochester hills mi.

The Fairness in Hell Act of 2275 requires the Robot Devil to inform people that they can rescue their damned robot friends, if they can best the Robot Devil in a fiddle contest. If they win, they will receive a gold fiddle and their friend's soul. However, should they lose, they only receive a smaller, silver fiddle, and may be killed. By Rev. J.R. out of Vicious Ink in Rochester Hills Mi.

Nice little piece from Rev. J.R. out of Vicious Ink in Rochester Hills Michigan.

ummm. crap. I remember the cost of most of his work but I am coming up blank on that one... 200? 300?

Well, opinions will vary.

I think perhaps you are confusing my old artist with my new one, I think my artist is just fine. If you had not seen the other threads here is a bit of his work. Here is an old piece he fixed. And my favorite tattoo.

I work at a very expensive exclusive country club. I have to wear long sleeves to work every day because of my tattoos but since I have to wear a suit and tie because of my position its kind of irrelevant.

I am stopping in to talk to my current artist on tuesday to figure out what we are doing on friday but I will check that out for my next one. Here is the artist I use now. Vicious Ink Tattoos & Piercings - Artists - JR

yeah my last 4 have been from the same guy and the 5th was from an apprentice of his. Trying other artists would be cool but I would feel disloyal to the guy I work with now.

I want to be told that I am pretty and smart and that people like me... Oh... tattoo stuff! Well you covered most of what I wanted to be told, I was just wondering what people would fix first, and how they would fix it.

no advice?

The other piece on the back of my forearm I am indifferent on (the skull and hands) so it could stay or go but I do like the work on the front of my forearm it was actually a coverup as well. - - - Updated - - - to give you all a better idea of what I am working with on that arm I just took a couple pictures.

The guy that has done my last few tattoos is friends with Kyle and Randy.

I want to start the process of my next tattoo. I would like to fix all of the old tattoos I have that I am not 100% happy with. Some of my tattoos can be saved with color and line work but I think some will have to be covered up.. and a couple are just not workable at all.. thats not to say all of my old tattoos are bad, I do like some of them! Ok, on to the point of the thread. which of these two should I work on next and what should I have him do? My problem with this phoenix is that the details all blend together, perhaps if it was colored in it would look better? Or should I fix this one next, its so faded a cover up might be the best option? so which one should I have worked on next and what would you have him do?

I am 100% sure I spelled tattoo correctly, I think my spell check was drunk.

oh i misunderstood you. Yeah I can see re-inking the background in black and grey

it was hard to video myself but this might give you an idea of what I am tallking about when i say the background blends into the rest of my tattoos. Not saying I am against putting color in the background but it would mean I had to color the rest of the arm and I dont really want to do that. click on the picture for a link to the video.

lol one reply? I realize they are not the best pictures but I did not think you guys would be so hard to impress!

I am not sure. I am very happy with my new guys color work but the background blends into the rest of the work on my arm really well. - - - Updated - - -