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Minggu, 29 Desember 2013

New to tattoos: How do I go about describing a detailed/realistic tat without having an exact picture to show?

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New to tattoos: How do I go about describing a detailed/realistic tat without having an exact picture to show? I mean, I want something sweet, like an angelic warrior woman with a beautiful face, half blindfolded in half-mail half-cloth, holding a dagger in one hand, and a bible in the other :P. But how can an artist show you what you want?


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For the love of god, please bring reference materials with you to the tattoo shop. There is nothing more annoying than someone who tries to describe what they want (except someone who comes in the shop wanting a 1/2 sleeve and wants us to "draw something up" but wants to spend $100).

Go to the library and make copies from books, print pictures from the Internet, purchase books at the book store, etc.

Reference materials are a MUST.

Would this work to ward off men from an attractive women?




Delia


Having an attractive woman wear something that indicates she's gay: eg. a rainbow collar.
Do you think that would work at all?



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No way! I'm a straight man, and for some reason I find myself to be attracted pretty strongly to bi and gay women. That sounds bad, but really- sexuality is kind of a spectrum. Are you 100% straight? Really, really, really 100%? Not 99%? Or maybe 90%? How about 80%? I've had relationships with women who were primarily into women, but occasionally were attracted to men.

It's not about "turning them straight" or anything like that- I just find that if they're that in touch with themselves, and have the fortitude to be open and accepting of something that mainstream society would expect them to keep in the closet (less these days, thank god), then they are sometimes fun, creative, interesting people. It's stupid to generalize and make these stereotypes, I'm really just speaking about a few individuals in my past- but to answer your question, the "gay" indicator would have to be very strong, and very "anti-man, don't even ask", to put me off.

Example- i know a woman who wears a mullet, no makeup, really unattractive clothing, has a lot of gay tattoos, and is constantly ogling women and talking crap on men- I am definitely not attracted to her! There just isn't a question, and she's made it very clear in regular conversation that she has zero attraction to men, and she's pushed the "butch" thing to the extreme. In my eyes, she is no longer attractive.

If a woman is straight, or likes men, she will have a very hard time hiding behind a little flag unless she is also a very good actress.

A better way to "ward off" men might be a nice big engagement ring, and maybe some religious paraphernalia- cross, bible, etc.




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Senin, 16 Desember 2013

I want to get a marilyn monroe quote tattooed?

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kerrileona


For my first tattoo I was thinking about getting a marilyn monroe quote. Does anýbody have a favorite quote by her or any suggestions? Thanks!


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"All we demand, is our right to twinkle."

"I just want to be wonderful."

"Hollywood is a place where they'll pay you a thousand dollars for a kiss and fifty cents for your soul."

"Dogs never bite me. Just humans."

"If I'd observed all the rules, I'd never have got anywhere."

"Well behaved women rarely make history."

"It's all make believe, isn't it?"

"All little girls should be told they're pretty, even if they aren't."

Check out the website below for photos of over 100 Marilyn Monroe tattoos.

What's the best tattoo parlor is southern Indiana?




JellyBean


I only know of Ageless art, Asgard Ink, Uncle Bobs, and tattoo Charlies. This is my first tattoo, and I would like it to be done by the best! Thanks for any help!


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Are you 100 % sure you need a tattoo in your body that will gonna stay for ever? What about when you get like 50/60 years old think will be nice an old woman with a tattoo? (for me ridiculous) Do you know why people get tattoos? read before getting a tattoo in you body for ever. With a tattoo you can not be hired in certain jobs...




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Senin, 11 November 2013

How bad does a tattoo hurt if i have a low pain tolerance?

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GLaDOS


I know a tattoo will hurt regardless, but I want a simple blue dolphin on my wrist and was wondering how bad it would hurt. Also do ankle tattoos hurt a lot?


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Hi Jessi
Maybe you have been told some problem reports concerning men and women fainting or perhaps moping and crying from an extreme discomfort. To begin with, folks faint as their blood sugar levels fall as a result of avoiding eating or perhaps they simply enable to succeed to work on their own anxiety that ultimately knocks them out.

Pain is for sure generally not the reason whenever people pass out throughout a tattoo design.

When it comes to crying goes, there are a very few that consider the pain excessive to deal with. I drop a few tears personally once - following a sixth hour tattooing session that has been 100 % pure torture over the last hour coming from the tension on my system.

Likely, you will not be seated for a six hours needling session!

So please tend not to give in to these particular horror stories. Moms adore discussing labor along with birth horror stories about giving birth, but that does not stop ladies from getting pregnant!

First advise I have for you, if it's your first tattoo pick a small design and avoid top of the hand, wrist or ankle.

For those who have the anxiety with needles or blood, having a tattoo design won't be simple.

One more thing to think about would be the fact most people are stressed every time they head to have a tattoo design. I would not worry about the level of your stress you may have, often there is a feeling of stress whenever you take a seat.

Here is your system's your system's entire natural shield - endorphins. Your individual endorphins definitely will trigger and be an aid to reduce any kind of pain or soreness you're going to handle.

The very first one minute is truly the worst, and after that once you know it is simply not that terrible, you will relax and it will be easy going.

For those who truly want a tattoo design, and you simply invest time to be informed concerning the full process and the way to pick the right tattoo artist that you are able to have total trust in.

I guarantee you won't ever run out the door crying because of the pain. You are going to go out of that tattoo parlor having a big smile on your face.

Do you think the stereotype of tattoos in the workplace is still true?




fear of th


Many people still seem to think that tattoos greatly affect your job prospects. However, in my experience in the past few years, it seems to me employers are becoming more lenient about allowing visible, non-offensive tattoos. Call Centers, Retail, Airports, even doctors and dentists, etc. I'm not saying all employers allow visible tattoos 100% of the time, but....

What are your thoughts on this?



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It's changed a great deal since both me and my ex-wife started getting inked. We were getting tattoos before getting them was cool. There was an amazing prejudice that is almost nonexistent today. Everyone I worked with, I had known for years anyway, so no big deal there. I was an engine builder and mechanic for many years. My tattoos generated lots of negative attention from strangers. My ex found it hard to socialize with many. Tattooed women were almost unheard of. But now, over half the people you meet under thirty have some sort of ink. And more than half of all unskilled laborers have ink. If you make it a habit to ask, you'll find that a great many professional people have tattoos. The industry has come a long way. In my home town, there were five tattoo shops. Now, there are a hundred and forty-four. Yes, times have changed.




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