psychotron
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My horror tattoos. Next one coming at the end of the month.



My horror tattoos. Next one coming at the end of the month.
Did the same artist do all 3? The shading on the Jason mask is insanely good.
EDIT: Thanks, phil-x. I'm flattered.
Yes, the same artist. We're trying to do tats of the character with their signature weapon. Next up is Pinhead from Hellraiser, with the puzzle box.
Awesome. Finding a skilled artist is one of the most important parts in getting a(ny) tattoo, so it's great to see you've partnered up with someone really talented that you can keep going back to.
Don't get that shit anywhere near your torso, at least for the first time. Arms are ideal, above the cuff just in case you regret/work issues.
I'm planning on getting my first tattoo within the next three months, and it's an idea I've wanted to explore for nearly two years. I'm planning on getting it on the inside of the left bicep, and later in life, another on the inner right bicep. As there's tons of you guys in here with amazing works of art, any advice?
The design that I want would extend from the edge of my armpit to roughly two inches short of my elbow (maybe 6" long, 3" wide), however I've heard over and over again the obnoxious cliché about tattoos being "unprofessional," and the fear of making a "real job in the real world" more difficult to obtain (as of right now, I'm a 22 year-old University student, yet to dive into the grind of 9-5 corporate awesomeness).
Is there any relevance or back-up to this claim? We've all heard it before, so I would love to get a little clarification to this - and what better place than here! Personally, my philosophy is that if a business is willing to turn me away based on my tattoo(s), they're certainly not people I want to associate with.
But anyways, I've also toyed with the idea of gauging my ears (although no more than a size 2), and any advice or experience in that realm would be wonderful as well (will the holes close in time if need be?, etc.).
Thank you all so much in advance!
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=328224&page=33
Lot's of good stuff in that tattoo thread.
I hope this one will stay fairly free of unwanted opinions if it stays open.
Here's some of my ink. I'm too squeamish for piercings.
PM if you want any artist deets, I'm in Australia.
Damn. Really nice work!
Getting my first tattoo next Saturday; just had my final consultation / chat with the tattoo artist yesterday. Getting a dot-work tattoo - a geometric shape (specifically an octahedron) along my ribs... yeah, preparing for the pain.
Will post a pic after it's done and healed.
I want to show y'all pics of my cover up I got finished awhile ago:
Before with outlining and some shading already done:
http://i.imgur.com/lNqjr9a.jpg[IMG]
And the finished product:
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/cosqa1G.jpg[IMG]
Pretty happy with it.[/QUOTE]
Amazing coverup.
Getting my first tattoo next Saturday; just had my final consultation / chat with the tattoo artist yesterday. Getting a dot-work tattoo - a geometric shape (specifically an octahedron) along my ribs... yeah, preparing for the pain.
Will post a pic after it's done and healed.
I'm really interested to hear about your experience and take on tattooing. Don't forget to update the thread!Getting my first tattoo next Saturday; just had my final consultation / chat with the tattoo artist yesterday. Getting a dot-work tattoo - a geometric shape (specifically an octahedron) along my ribs... yeah, preparing for the pain.
Will post a pic after it's done and healed.
Amazing coverup.
Yeah my artist mentioned that I should bring lots of sugary drinks and candy; think I'll definitely bring a few lollies! Good tip - thanks.Nothing to worry about, it's really not as bad as people make it out to be, a tougher spot for your first yes but you will adjust to the pain after a few minutes and then it will all feel fairly much the same for a while. I like to either suck on a lolly or talk to my artist.![]()
A studio in London called The Circle.Where are you getting your first done at?
Sure thing!I'm really interested to hear about your experience and take on tattooing. Don't forget to update the thread!
Nothing to worry about, it's really not as bad as people make it out to be, a tougher spot for your first yes but you will adjust to the pain after a few minutes and then it will all feel fairly much the same for a while. I like to either suck on a lolly or talk to my artist.![]()
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=328224&page=33
Lot's of good stuff in that tattoo thread.
I hope this one will stay fairly free of unwanted opinions if it stays open.
Here's some of my ink. I'm too squeamish for piercings.
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I want to show y'all pics of my cover up I got finished awhile ago:
Before with outlining and some shading already done:
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All I could see was a giant vagina
Wow, that skull+rose piece is crazy good, deadmeadows. IIRC, you started with your chest piece, right? Seems like you've gotten lots of work done since.
Yeah my artist mentioned that I should bring lots of sugary drinks and candy; think I'll definitely bring a few lollies! Good tip - thanks.
Heh, nothing to worry about... LIES!1!! I've got a couple in various places and everything in the torso area has been bad, the ribcage was ridiculous... (nice work by the way!)
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When I try to think of anything visual I come up completely blank.
Deftones fan huh? I like it.
How's the placement on that butterfly working out for you?
I'm gunna be getting a Dragonfly at some point, was thinking on the inside of my forearm. But just there below the elbow looks sweet and just as easy to cover with sleeves.
Cool, a thread for the unemploeyd / low salary employed.
Cool, a thread for the unemploeyd / low salary employed.
Cool, a thread for the unemploeyd / low salary employed.
Did this turtle a few weeks ago;
Also finished my Mass Effect-leg a while back; https://imgur.com/a/m6zua
Did this turtle a few weeks ago;
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Also finished my Mass Effect-leg a while back; https://imgur.com/a/m6zua