KitKat said:But it is less expensive if the tatoo artist doesn't have to take too much time to re-draw the design
I am going to have a new tatoo by the end of august. On my leg, one of Niklas' design
I'll come up with some pictures as soon as it'll be done for sure!
It'll kick ass!!!!! :Smokin:
KitKat said:I am going to have a new tatoo by the end of august. On my leg, one of Niklas' design
I'll come up with some pictures as soon as it'll be done for sure!
It'll kick ass!!!!! :Smokin:
Kovenant84 said:An original work, or something we may have seen before?
And I'm definitely getting something, I just need to actually grow some muscles first so I doesn't look too dumb.
~kov.
KitKat said:Something you may have seen somewhere before...
But it's not too obvious like the Mind's I for example, or just a DT logo or anything...
Anyway, he doesn't have time for an original work !
Kovenant84 said:
Kovenant84 said:Oh, I know that the muscle isn't necessary for the tattoo, but I'm planning on working out and getting myself into some shape anyway, so I'd rather have it put on then, instead of being possibly stretched or something.
And I got quite used to girls with tats, living in the East Village for four years.
~kov.
Not likely, at least, but that would depend on where you want it on. Just FYI: penis isn't a muscle... and those enlargement pills don't work. I tried :zombie:
plintus said:Even sharing apartment with she-males for that number of years wouldn't make me OK with chicks-with-dicks, you know, but that's another sad story
It won't stretch
Kovenant84 said:Haha, point taken.
"You know what they say about cutting off an appendage and it growing back bigger? ..... They're wrong....", Troll Male '/silly' command
I know it probably wouldn't stretch on my shoulder, as there's not much growing that would probably do, but the conversion from fatness to uber-muscle I'm planing for my arms probably would do some damage. Now, of course, that implies I'll actually go through with the exercise, but I think I've finally motivated myself on that front.
~kov.
Just don't overdo it - I was so sore all last week Fun.Kovenant84 said:Oh, well that's pretty damn cool then, that you liked it before you knew where it was from. It means you won't regret it later if you stop liking DT or something
First it's hard to get used to [the thought] that something is permanent on your skin for the rest of your life (or even slightly longer ), but it's not that big of a deal after some time (especially after it stops hurting, and doesn't remind of itself).
fireangel said:well, if you want that, you need to find out for sure. Have you actually experienced anything like this already, that a normal wound would need longer healing time? Or are they just assuming it? You could also talk to tattooers and hear if they know anything about it.
yep, but don´t get satisfied with any superficial explanation. Ask to see their autoclave where they sterilize the tattooing machine, and as Plintus said, they must use new needles every time. Also they need to wear gloves and the whole place should look as clean as possible. This plus proper care should ensure that everything goes well. And never drink (or smoke whatever) just to calm your nerves. First of all, tattooers should have an ethic code not to tattoo anyone intoxicated, and second, the alcohol dilates the veins, so that you´ll bleed more, so it´s pretty stupid to drink for relaxation before tattooing.
The motif you have suggested, it seems pretty suitable for a first tattoo and it´s not so big, so if you´re worried about healing, this should be manageable and then you can see how it goes.
Btw, I had links to good sites with information, but that was a few years ago and now I cannot find the stuff anymore, so you´ll have to search yourself
Gracias .
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