Real life tattoo

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I've actually thought of getting the Elsweyr dragon from the box. https://imgur.com/frxyFro

Shadow_Akula

Sylvermynx wrote: »

Shadow_Akula wrote: »

BomblePants wrote: »

Some great ideas from @Shadow_Akula there!! Love it...

Thanks

Sylvermynx wrote: »

I always wanted a Celtic egg tattoo on my left shoulder. Well.... I didn't get it done when I could have, and now (with husband's weird attitudes about stuff), probably a good thing.

If I still want it after he dies (like, he's 14 years older than I am, and I'm 71, so I'm likely to outlive him by decades considering my genes) I'll go ahead and do it. But then again.... my skin is so thin.... maybe not.

Thin skin, yea.... I’m probably one of the skinniest people my current tattoo artist has ever had in the shop. And if I may, I think I hear that shoulders are one of the regions which tends to hurt more than other regions (much like the wrist hurts more than the rest of the forearm)... personally not an area I’d start with but some people can handle it.

Oh another piece of advice I forgot in my previous post >.< Start small guys don’t start with like a full sleeve kinda thing, it’ll hurt more, have a higher chance of infection and higher chance of your body rejecting the ink if you start big

The tatt I wanted is very small - 2" x 3". And I have a VERY high pain threshold. Still, it's not something I'm doing any time soon. And by the time I CAN do it.... well, who knows? But I'd like to go to my pyre with that reminder of my Celtic heritage....

We'll see.

Yea, best thing for the painful areas is get small ones, even then it’s the lines and stuff that are the painful areas... my Vegvísir on my wrist only took 30mins but hurt a bit mostly cause it’s all made of a bunch of straight lines, no shading or curves or anything

I hope you do eventually get the Celtic egg done that your looking for
I like Celtic themes, the simplicity of some designs and the complexity of other designs is intriguing to me