Tattoo

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  • Dannigreen31
    Dannigreen31 Posts: 557 Member
    debsdoingthis wrote: »
    What advice would you all give to a first timer? I'm thinking of one to honor a love one that has passed on, but placement and fear of pain are holding me back.

    I got one in memory of my grandad. It's small and behind my ear. Took minutes and pain isn't that bad at all.
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  • Dannigreen31
    Dannigreen31 Posts: 557 Member
    Maximus wrote: »
    @dannijordan30 wrote: »
    Iv got 4..always room for more. I love tatts

    I do too.

    Oh, wait. You said tatts.

    Nevermind.

    ;)
  • chrazyfarmer
    chrazyfarmer Posts: 16 Member
    I have a sleeve but it takes soooooo long to do if you have big ones . I get bored sat there. Love the results tho .
  • backontheattack
    backontheattack Posts: 3,178 Member
    I have a few I would like to get to add to my collection. Just trying to decide which one first.
  • Bry_Fitness70
    Bry_Fitness70 Posts: 2,480 Member
    Rocknut53 wrote: »
    My daughter is a tattoo artist. The only problem is her finding the time to fit me in! I've financially supported her career so they are free. Not sure what the next one will be.

    I have always wanted to get a tattoo from a female, I feel like she would be more sensitive to what I actually want versus sort of doing it his own way. Maybe a little less attitude as well :)
  • pichiPurinsesu
    pichiPurinsesu Posts: 776 Member
    Bry_Lander wrote: »
    Rocknut53 wrote: »
    My daughter is a tattoo artist. The only problem is her finding the time to fit me in! I've financially supported her career so they are free. Not sure what the next one will be.

    I have always wanted to get a tattoo from a female, I feel like she would be more sensitive to what I actually want versus sort of doing it his own way. Maybe a little less attitude as well :)

    You'd be surprised. There are some amazing artists out there; female and male. It's always nice having an original piece drawn out for you
  • getfit_fritch26
    getfit_fritch26 Posts: 35 Member
    Yessss! I started with one little on on my foot and have worked my way up to 8...my last one was a skull and roses piece on my thigh. Right now I am trying to save up to start my sleeve
  • _dixiana_
    _dixiana_ Posts: 3,262 Member
    Yes! I have ideas for at least 4 I want.
    The word "poiema" on top of my shoulder.
    A feather on my side.
    My kids names on my left hip.
    My wedding date on my wrist in roman numerals.
  • brigg9
    brigg9 Posts: 104 Member
    I'm always looking to get another one, but I'm so picky about them that I only get them once in a great while. Now I want one, and summer is coming up so I'm waiting until the fall. Getting my left sleeve started this year, I'm stoked!
  • rodeoal
    rodeoal Posts: 1 Member
    Drink ^
  • SassyClassyandALittleBadAssy
    SassyClassyandALittleBadAssy Posts: 165 Member
    Yes!!! I Have several in mind that i am itching to get!!! Just need to lose the weight first! Incentives!
  • DawnUrbanski
    DawnUrbanski Posts: 39 Member
    debsdoingthis wrote: »
    What advice would you all give to a first timer? I'm thinking of one to honor a love one that has passed on, but placement and fear of pain are holding me back.

    I got my first one in March to honor my father. Script on my forearm, pain was very minimal for me. I worried about it forever, and it wasn't bad. Now I want another!
  • brb_2013
    brb_2013 Posts: 1,197 Member
    I do wish bad!! I know where I want it, but now exactly what I want. It will be something pretty that I love looking at I know, but I would like a solid idea before I go get it. I am thinking a tree in winter where you see all the branches laid bare and exposed.
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  • zurina_93
    zurina_93 Posts: 5 Member
    Me too just need the money. Kinda hard with two babies .. they always come first to me..
  • BreezyPeezy5
    BreezyPeezy5 Posts: 8,059 Member
    I want a scarecrow. Anyone have any ideas of a not so scary or not so goofy scarecrow?
  • pichiPurinsesu
    pichiPurinsesu Posts: 776 Member
    BoryBreezy5 wrote: »
    I want a scarecrow. Anyone have any ideas of a not so scary or not so goofy scarecrow?

    Go to a tattoo artist and give them your ideas and they will draw up something. That is what they do after all
  • littlebrittfit
    littlebrittfit Posts: 27 Member
    I have the fever so bad for another one right now. I may actually end up getting it this weekend! My artist is usually pretty good about getting me in on short notice, even though he's always so busy.
  • elliepop22
    elliepop22 Posts: 58 Member
    I've got 3 flying butterflies from my hip bone to my rib cage and they look amazing , And yes they hurt ( especially the one I my rib cage ) Would love to add but can't seem to find the courage to do it ..
  • scribb
    scribb Posts: 3,659 Member
    I would love to get another. Maybe soon.
  • nyhcsiss
    nyhcsiss Posts: 25 Member
    Booked spot 2 months ago but that's cause they're so good
    Can't wait NY Adorned is the spot to go and worth waiting for
  • clairelouisekaa
    clairelouisekaa Posts: 74 Member
    I am booked in to have two more - a tribal style dragonfly on the top of my back and a Roman numeral 4 on my wrist - love them xx
  • tinyvera
    tinyvera Posts: 7 Member
    navdeeprana wrote: »
    Me..!! But promised myself not to have one until I am where I want to be

    I'm in the same boat! It'll be my *non-food* reward for hitting my goal weight :smile:
  • DonM46
    DonM46 Posts: 772 Member
    As soon as I see a tattoo on someone, my opinion of them drops a few points.
  • _dixiana_
    _dixiana_ Posts: 3,262 Member
    DonM46 wrote: »
    As soon as I see a tattoo on someone, my opinion of them drops a few points.
    Maybe because you're from a different generation? Times are way different now. A large percentage (I would say) of Gen X, Gen Y, and millenials have tattoos these days. Was just at the beach and 90% of the people there had tattoos and probably most had multiple.

  • Crhan05
    Crhan05 Posts: 1,608 Member
    Im really wanting some roses on my hip. I've thought about a feather on my rib but I'm indecisive
  • clairelouisekaa
    clairelouisekaa Posts: 74 Member
    DonM46 wrote: »
    As soon as I see a tattoo on someone, my opinion of them drops a few points.

    I would never be that judgmental
  • PamelaW41
    PamelaW41 Posts: 287 Member
    Just had a coverup done of a so so tattoo i got when i was young. The new one my daughter and brother in law drew for me and my brother in law tattooed is beautiful, perfect and so me. It took 4 hours so im not jonesing for another one yet.
  • DonM46
    DonM46 Posts: 772 Member
    edited May 2016
    Just my opinion.
    My boss doesn't have ink.
    My pastor doesn't have ink.
    My Sunday School teacher doesn't have ink.
    My banker doesn't have ink.
    The guy from whom I bought my pickup doesn't have ink.
    The Little League coach doesn't have ink.
    My wife doesn't have ink.
    Come to think of it, I can't think of a personal friend who has ink.
    On the other hand:
    The janitor at the office has several tattoos.
    On the news, the mugshots of criminals have several.
    The homeless guy panhandling on the corner has ink; a lot.

    Guess it just depends on whom one would like to emulate.
    Yeah, I'll be 70 in a few months.
    With age comes wisdom.


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