Quoting: 55starchief
i guess that what i get for reading to the end without falling asleep
One word. Virgin.
Ink Virgin, though, Or course. (http://www.mkb.cc/forum/smileys/smirk.gif)
Quoting: Roadkill
nk Virgin, though, Or course
I donna mate i keep thinking about getting some ink just cant decide what
Quoting: Roadkill
waiting for funding for it to take from the design to ink.
I really hate my body but not enough to tattoo or pearce it, but just out of interest how much does a tattoo cost ?
Quoting: 55starchief
Well i do know who i want to do the work and i have a pretty good idea where i want it
Will a hammer and some rusty nails do (http://www.mkb.cc/forum/smileys/rofls.gif)
Quoting: F Body
Will a hammer and some rusty nails do
NIN
Quoting: F Body
I really hate my body but not enough to tattoo or pearce it
My body started as a blank canvas.
The way I look at is if I drowned someplace and washed up on a beach somewhere I want to be instantly recognisible.
No questions asked. (http://www.mkb.cc/forum/smileys/tongue.gif)
Tattoo's are about individuality - which is why I HATE people who get the same ole' same ole' tats done . . Pointless.
Tattooing isn't about hating your body either, that's just a totally ignorant statement.
Quoting: F Body
just out of interest how much does a tattoo cost ?
ALL of mine are custom work so are done by the hour (£50-£60).
For example : My first tattoo was my Surname, on my left arm, it took about 4 hours in two hits - £185.
The next was the "dot poz" flames which occupy most of my right arm.
3 sittings - a total of 6 and a half hours - £300.
The latest, a statement arranged in Anglo-saxon runes, transcribed by myself and checked by a rune-master was just 40 minutes - Thankfully.
This was by far the most painful experience (physically) I've endured.
It worked out to be £45.
Tattooists charge a "set-up" fee so the minimum you'll pay is that.
It's unadvisable to have work exceeding 2-3 hours done in one hit . . . Your body will go into a mild shock and mentally you'll get VERY iritated.
Quoting: Mustangus
Can never decide if its a good idea or not though...
And most never do . . . Just try to be original . . . That's most of the battle.
Quoting: Mustangus
Also, who do you use for your tatoos?
Hilly, at Milton Keynes . . . Although I'm gonna "shop around" next time as the next couple are critical that they're spot-on.
Quoting: Mustangus
Like the one on the to do list as well
I've got about 9 more as well, but most require another final rework before they're ready.
It's one of my "winter" jobs to finalise at least 6 of them as most are relatively small, so cheap, meaning I could probably fit 3-4 in a 2 hour sitting.
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Quoting: Roadkill
I prefer Coops Intake manifold sketch
yeah although a little on the large side for uper arm, the sparkplug sketch from parts with appeal is also very cool. Only way i would have a coop design was if i could afford the original art work but that rocker is $2500
although i have just ordered this
http://www.pressureprinting.com/curious/curious_coop.htm
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Quoting: Roadkill
I saw a very simple but effective '49 Sled tattoo, once.
It lacked detail, but you instantly recognised it for what it was . . truly simple but effective.
I've looked, but can't find a piccy anywhere . . .
If and when i do go ahead its almost definatly going to be a pin-up after all this is one of the classic tattoo's which will never date
Quoting: Lusty Lass
Never did understand S & M!!!
dont yopu mean M&S
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Quoting: 55starchief
its almost definatly going to be a pin-up after all this is one of the classic tattoo's which will never date
Indeed.
Hence my original post :
Quoting: Roadkill
I then remembered the classic "Lady Luck"**** and the classic designs from the 40's and 50's. Designs which still see many variants today.
The typical "lady luck" incorporates pretty much all of the criteria and covered additional themes, as well.
This design is basically a pin-up, although not in the orignal context . . .
Quoting: Lusty Lass
Sounds all a bit too painful to me! Never did understand S & M!!!
And you've had a kid. (http://www.mkb.cc/forum/smileys/rofls.gif)
Quoting: Lusty Lass
Does that make a difference to the pain you feel in labour then???
No, but women provide much more suffering in later life. (http://www.mkb.cc/forum/smileys/smirk.gif)
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Quoting: Roadkill
No, but women provide much more suffering in later life.
I am going to have a field day the day you announce you are going to be a Daddy!!!!
Can you imagine it, Daddy Deano (http://www.mkb.cc/forum/smileys/chiny.gif)
Quoting: Lusty Lass
Can you imagine it, Daddy Deano
Yeah.
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Quoting: Lusty Lass
Can you imagine it, Daddy Deano
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The CSA will never catch up with him.... (http://www.mkb.cc/forum/smileys/smirk.gif)
Quoting: Titsy
The CSA will never catch up with him....
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Quoting: Roadkill
No, but women provide much more suffering in later life
Ain't that the truth Brother (http://www.mkb.cc/forum/smileys/mad.gif)
The three Rings ?
Engagement Ring.
Wedding Ring.
SuffeRing (http://www.mkb.cc/forum/smileys/whipped.gif)