Tattoos
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@Oaktavia After seeing how dark the new tattoo is, I'm blown away by how light the old one is! The red was a late addition. I went in thinking we'd only do black and let the colors from the old one show through, but towards the end of the session, my tattooer asked if I'd like some color and I told him that I trusted him. This was the result. The blastover changed my old boring tattoos that I wasn't crazy about anymore into something that I love in the style that I prefer. Highly recommended.
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@seawolf tattooers love it when clients say they trust them, and often can lead to better ideas and results otherwise.
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@Oaktavia It's a lot of trust to put into someone making a tattoo. If they're not experienced enough, it could spell trouble. I have a great relationship with my tattooer, so it's really easy to hand him the keys. And not only does he do incredible work, his shop doesn't have the angsty, gruff vibes that I remember at literally every other tattoo shop I've been to. Their customer service is fantastic and all of the people he hires are superbly talented.
As a leather artisan with much lower risk, I also love when a client says "dealer's choice." I get to be free and make whatever I'm making look cool, and it's always way more fun.
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we started my right sleeve and chest on the tattoo convention in Kiel last Sunday
little preview, to be continued in January…
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@Graham Yeah I saw Adam Sage post that too. You going?
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@Daniel-San love that traditional Japanese style! Look forward to seeing it progress.
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@Oaktavia Noticed you were wearing ur BB in your photos...figured the spiciness of the skull work probably wiped any worry about the spots you previously worried about clean away.
In the easy chair with my boots on, melted whiskey in my hand. Could'na been asleep for more than three hours...time to go to work again...
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