No hot tub for me this week. Just got a big chunk of my back tatt'ed Sunday.

Glad to hear from you Jared! Sounds like a busy schedule ahead of you. The best of luck.

sounds awesome J-road

I wish I had the nuts to just decide on a tattoo and do it.

Everything I like would be soooooo intricate and expensive too.

I rarely play games, but everytime a new console comes out I always get one.

 

http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2013/05/xbox-one/

 

hmmmmmmm

Intricate and detailed=lots of time per sq inch. Celtic knot work is probably the most time consuming. Realistic is by far the most forgiving and least time consuming, for me at least. I generally like doing all styles as it keeps the job interesting.  

I need to break out the NES, SNES or the 64 and have some mindless Zelda days!!

Intricate and detailed=lots of time per sq inch. Celtic knot work is probably the most time consuming. Realistic is by far the most forgiving and least time consuming, for me at least. I generally like doing all styles as it keeps the job interesting.  

 

Funny, I was just thinking the other day about getting a Rush starman tramp stamp. Threw away the idea because I figured it would be too intricate to tattoo at that size, and because I was drinking when I originally thought of the idea.

 

I need to break out the NES, SNES or the 64 and have some mindless Zelda days!!

The Ocarina of Time! 

Intricate and detailed=lots of time per sq inch. Celtic knot work is probably the most time consuming. Realistic is by far the most forgiving and least time consuming, for me at least. I generally like doing all styles as it keeps the job interesting.  

 

Funny, I was just thinking the other day about getting a Rush starman tramp stamp. Threw away the idea because I figured it would be too intricate to tattoo at that size, and because I was drinking when I originally thought of the idea.

 

I still don't get why it was a bad idea.

I rarely play games, but everytime a new console comes out I always get one.

 

http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2013/05/xbox-one/

 

hmmmmmmm

Have they announced any pricing info?

I rarely play games, but everytime a new console comes out I always get one.

 

http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2013/05/xbox-one/

 

hmmmmmmm

Have they announced any pricing info?

I haven't seen eta or pricing yet.

That thing is ugly.

I cannot eat enough sushi. It has never happened.

Intricate and detailed=lots of time per sq inch. Celtic knot work is probably the most time consuming. Realistic is by far the most forgiving and least time consuming, for me at least. I generally like doing all styles as it keeps the job interesting.

Funny, I was just thinking the other day about getting a Rush starman tramp stamp. Threw away the idea because I figured it would be too intricate to tattoo at that size, and because I was drinking when I originally thought of the idea.

I would love to do that tatt. Not really a very detailed image as its a silhouette. Perfect circles and straight lines are the hardest thing to tatt so if you get it make sure the artist likes the challenge of doing symmetrical work. I personally love the challenge but most artists don't. Also make sure they lay the stencil with you standing up in a relaxed position as possible. As soon as you lift your arms, lean forward, twist your torso, etc the shapes will distort. Not a big deal as 90% of the time ppl will look at it with you standing relaxed. Make sure it's centered on your butt crack too. Lol

I need to break out the NES, SNES or the 64 and have some mindless Zelda days!!

The Ocarina of Time!

Ocarina and link to the past are my favs. I can't remember if I ever beat Majora's Mask.

Last one I played was the first one for the 64

Last one I played was the first one for the 64

That's the best one, I haven't really played anything since then either.

Intricate and detailed=lots of time per sq inch. Celtic knot work is probably the most time consuming. Realistic is by far the most forgiving and least time consuming, for me at least. I generally like doing all styles as it keeps the job interesting.

Funny, I was just thinking the other day about getting a Rush starman tramp stamp. Threw away the idea because I figured it would be too intricate to tattoo at that size, and because I was drinking when I originally thought of the idea.

I would love to do that tatt. Not really a very detailed image as its a silhouette. Perfect circles and straight lines are the hardest thing to tatt so if you get it make sure the artist likes the challenge of doing symmetrical work. I personally love the challenge but most artists don't. Also make sure they lay the stencil with you standing up in a relaxed position as possible. As soon as you lift your arms, lean forward, twist your torso, etc the shapes will distort. Not a big deal as 90% of the time ppl will look at it with you standing relaxed. Make sure it's centered on your butt crack too. Lol

As I believe I am the only one here who has seen Jared for ink, I gotta say he is spot on and knows his shit. The man got my arm done up VERY well and is obsessive over every little detail. Exactly what you want in a tattoo artist. He is one of a few artists I would let do ink on me anymore. I'll be seeing him again soon for more work as I want my other sleeve done and to have a tattoo or two he didn't do fixed/altered.

BTW sorry to hear about the pups brother. Hopefully a fully recovery is made.

J

Good luck on selling it J

Thanks. Hopefully it will go well and not be a complete waste of time.

J

Being the wifey is doing summer classes for her college the next foreseeable vacation will probably be October.    

Well I can say with decent certainty that I will be set up by then if Tampa is a destination in mind.

J

 

Intricate and detailed=lots of time per sq inch. Celtic knot work is probably the most time consuming. Realistic is by far the most forgiving and least time consuming, for me at least. I generally like doing all styles as it keeps the job interesting.  

 

Funny, I was just thinking the other day about getting a Rush starman tramp stamp. Threw away the idea because I figured it would be too intricate to tattoo at that size, and because I was drinking when I originally thought of the idea.

 

I still don't get why it was a bad idea.

 

Not necessarily a bad idea, just not the best idea. Lots of things sound OMFG AWESOME DOOD when alcohol is involved...

Some variant of CFoD would be neat, too

Reversing the white lines for black, obviously

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All black and grey

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All black and grey

Would be cool with a little wood grain background to give it a more finished look.