Pictures of Tatoos - Page 6

dawny0826 · #51 03-06-2006, 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by beckysoup61

I think old age will do it to anyone. When you get old your skin sags.

I wouldn't want that, but more power to you if you can get your skin not to sag.

Depends where you place them...

Two babies later and mine haven't changed a bit...

I strategically place mine.

Ðanisty · #52 03-06-2006, 05:18 PM

It depends a great deal also on where you get your tattoo. Some parts of the body are just more likely to sag and wrinkle than others.

Bastet · #53 03-10-2006, 04:08 PM

I got a tattoo yesterday. I'll post a pic of it when it heals.

Evenstar · #54 03-10-2006, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by beckysoup61

I think old age will do it to anyone. When you get old your skin sags.

I wouldn't want that, but more power to you if you can get your skin not to sag.

LOL Becky, People who are tattoo'd stay young forever.

I plan for my next in a few weeks I hope, and now know what I want.
We have a few Tattoo Artists around us, but i want to see their artwork before I have it done.
Yes I will post it.

ChrisP · #55 03-10-2006, 11:04 PM

w00t! B. and Evenstar

There's only 2 tatoo parlours in the whole city, so I'm not really spoilt for choice. Waiting till I'm in some country with more (and better) artists.

Photoshopping what they're gonna be tatooing. A cross between the Lateralus Gnosis picture:

And the Pink Floyd Prism device:

Buttercup · #56 03-10-2006, 11:50 PM

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Originally Posted by ChrisP

w00t! B. and Evenstar

There's only 2 tatoo parlours in the whole city, so I'm not really spoilt for choice. Waiting till I'm in some country with more (and better) artists.

Photoshopping what they're gonna be tatooing. A cross between the Lateralus Gnosis picture:

And the Pink Floyd Prism device:

That's an amazing picture.

standing_alone · #57 03-13-2006, 08:54 PM

Here, finally got a picture of my tattoo.

You can also see how dried out my skin is from winter. How exciting!

Buttercup · #58 03-14-2006, 12:08 AM

That is VERY cool Alyssa! And it so fits you! I love it! The notes make a smiley face as well. I've never seen one like it....quite original. And the lines are so straight! Thanks for taking the pic.

I'm still debating whether to put mine on here. I have to put a bathing suit top on as it's on my upper boob but it's small and hardly worth showing really. Nothing compared to everyone else's. Maybe if the thread slows way down I'll get around to it! Or maybe if I get a new bathing suit top!

Bastet, WE ARE WAITING!

standing_alone · #59 03-14-2006, 12:13 AM

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The notes make a smiley face as well.

Well, I don't think Beethoven intended that, but hey, I never noticed it before. But if you heard Beethoven's 7th Symphony, the 2nd Movement (which is the piece my tattoo is from), a smiley face is not what one would deem appropriate. It's a sad-sounding piece.

standing_alone · #60 03-14-2006, 12:20 AM

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And the lines are so straight!

I was very impressed with my tattoo artist. He did a terrific job. He said it was one of the more difficult tattoos for him to do, not design-wise, but because it was so tedious. He took a few smoke breaks, obviously. He only charged me $100, but I give him $120 (he deserved more, in my opinion - but I'm poor) because he did a much better job than I expected. I think he did a damn fine job. He'll more than likely be doing my next tattoo.