True.

My guy did this one too. Aftercare on this one had to be a bitch!~

No way you'd be wearing a bra for at least two weeks. Surely that wasn't all one sitting though.

LO, thats not me...But yeah, I imagine that took many many sessions.

LMAO

I was there when she got it.

I have a full backpiece and the aftercare was challenging. After each session I would find somewhere else to sleep because it was impossible to restrict all the seepage with that much area covered.

What's your backpiece of?

I don't know if Wutamess is still around the boards, but I know he does Tatoo's. Might be worth looking him up.

It's an H.R. Giger alien type scene.

that's pretty amazing work. what does it say on the mystery machine? I can't quite read it....but I know it doesn't say Mystery Machine!

Hate to say it. The sentiment is nice now. In 30 yrs, she'll of course still be meaningful but not nearly as important then.

Tat's ARE FOREVER. The things that I thought were cool when I was 18, definatly not so at 48.

The ONLY tat's that I admire, are the numbers on the inside a persons left forearm.

The Cleen Machine.
Cleen is the artist and the guy wanted him to put that in there. Kind of a signature thing I guess.

Nice colors and seems to be nicely done. BUT GOOD GREIF, YOU WANNA PICTURE OF SCOOBY DOO ON YOUR BACK FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE??????

Again, cool now..not so much when your 60.

If it doesn't bother them......it shouldn't bother you.

This is mine, although not finished in this pic. And you cant see the rest of it, but this is the design I thought of for 20 years. My face, coming out of a microphone spitting fire musical notes. I thought of the standard old school mic you see on everyone. My artist changed it to this one for a couiple of reasons--you dont see this mic often, its more appropriate for my career and I would of looked like a transformer with the other. Like I said, listen to your artist and trust what they say about designs...I love my tattoo.