How to go about getting a Tattoo?

[ianrauk]

View attachment 54066 Here's my right arm. 30 year old jobbie in the middle surrounded by newer stuff.

Might not mean much to most folks but that's not the point of them really.

Gemmil..

 

[Dayvo]

Gemmil..

Archie!?

 

[ianrauk]

Archie!?

You need Therapy? In your life Dayvo mate.

 

[Dayvo]

Gemmil..

Well please elaborate.

I found http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gemmil

Hence why I thought Archie was a better alternative.

Anyway, my therapy starts in two months time when I head to India for 5 months.

 

[ianrauk]

Well please elaborate.

I found http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gemmil

Hence why I thought Archie was a better alternative.

Anyway, my therapy starts in two months time when I head to India for 5 months.

Go to you tube my friend and tap in 'Screamager'

 

[davdandy]

My reaper tat took two sittings of two hours.So four hours total.The skin needs about two weeks to heal before the next sitting.

As for AC/DC...............good choice. One of the greatest rock bands ever and i fully endorse your decision.I saw them live in the eighties and they blew me away.

 

[Dayvo]

Go to you tube my friend and tap in 'Screamager'

OK, yeah, good, not bad at all.

Never heard of them, though, but I move in different circles.

 

[davdandy]

Tap in AC/DC tattoos into Google images for some inspiration.Do not copy those but they will give you ideas and suggestions.

 

[jnrmczip]

use the space on your body wisely, tattoos are addictive. look for someone who specializes in the type of artwork you are looking for, find a design you like or have the idea of what you are after in your head, go see the artist speak to him/her about it and work together on the final design. book your sitting and enjoy, make sure you care for the tattoo after it has been done, found bepanthen baby rash cream to work very well, if you are considering adding to it in the future let the artist know this so he can leave it opened to new artwork being placed around it. say for instance it is your right arm try keep the same style to this particular area when adding to it as the end result will look better.

floating tattoos look crap (these are the ones that dont fit with anything else you have done) try to get a design that can be added to.

most of all try to get one that means something to you you will appreciate it a lot better than a random design.

 

[Dayvo]

Get the stick-on ones!

Then, once you get bored with them or become more wrinkly, you can simply wash them and get a new one.

Plus you get free bubble gum with them.

Or temporary henna ones (https://www.google.no/search?q=henn...nna+tattoos+designs+for+men&tbm=isch&imgdii=_), then you can keep up with the latest trends without having to cover your entire body.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

Plus you get free bubble gum with them.

I'm gonna ask if they do free bubble gum when I speak to the tattoo artists...

 

[pplpilot]

Im getting mine done in September here - http://modernbodyart.co.uk

I like geometric/repeating pattern type stuff. This guy , Andy Cryztalz http://www.cryztalz-tattoo.com works out of there is is currently putting my design together. Ive had to wait what seems like an age to get a 5 hour window with him.

 

[ShipHill]

You need Therapy? In your life Dayvo mate.

 

[User169]

The local tattoo peeps around the corner post quite a bit of their stuff on facepants. They posted this today. Kind of makes you wonder what kind sort of life experience would make you think of smiley watermelons.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

View attachment 54133 Kind of makes you wonder what kind sort of life experience would make you think of smiley watermelons.

Indeed; I have been looking at a lot of tattoos online in the past few days and some of them make me think "WTF happened there!?"