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| Topic: body art i love it but never had some . | |
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I have 2 small ones on my left back shoulder bade. i want one on the lower back now
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I've got about 6,working on sleves.Think about things your into and try to work something from that.But 1 usually will not be enough,they are addictive
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I have two right now, a band on my ankle and one over my heart. My next one will be on my right shoulder blade and then one for my Grandaughter, I'm not too sure where that one will go though.
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im in the process of getting a traditional Japanese horimono which means full body tattoo . i have most of my upper body finished. i still have about 400-500 hours of tattooing to go. it takes several years to complete since we don't use a electric tattoo gun. we use a set of hand made needles that are used to poke the ink right into the skin. curious...why would u do that? i have always appreciated the japanese art so i decided to get a horimono .i started it when i was 18 and im now 26 . you know how people say your body is a temple well i decided to have my walls painted a traditional horimono runs from about 3 inches past your wrist all the way up your chest and then there is a couple inch wind strip thats not tattooed the runs down your chest and stomach.then when you get to your lower body it stops about 6 inches from your ankle. |
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wow, totally respect following a passion! good luck with that!!
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I only have two done within a month of each other. Very addictive. Ready for something else. Make sure it's something that means something to you.
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