Finally Finished my Tattoo

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**Blacksails**

Looks good. Not my style, but hey, the linework is pretty solid. Might have to go back and get a touch up with all that solid inking. I know I've had to go back for almost all my that are large areas of black.

Haters gonna hate, tattoos are awesome. I got my first one when I was 18 and I've added four more in that number of years. Left arm 3/4 covered from shoulder to wrist and right arm has writing on the tricep with a checkered band below my elbow.

Pain is temporary afterall, but a sweet tattoo will last until you're 40 when you have to get it touched up anyways.

**Whoopty**

That's dead on. Sunburn for the first 24 hours, followed by 48 hours of a nasty bruise feeling. Then gentle scabbing/peeling followed by itching.

Still, it's worth it, because the next stage is decades of badassery.

**rubiksnoob**

I just saw the pics (they were blocked at school) and I have to say, it looks pretty damn awesome!

Sorta like a tech-Maori design.

**Whoopty**

TY sir

**Frazzled**

Ulver wrote:Got to say, I think the OP has taken all comments without any attitude. Good for you

On the tattoo subject, it looks great, very impressive. There's more canvas left though

In the interests of keeping things combustible, all those against tattoos are too wimpy to get one, they're scared it'll hurt.

I've spent lots of money and training to insure my body is not punctured. In the words of the immortal bard: "Touch me, and I'll touch you back."

**reds8n**

.. whilst I admire the effort, I'm not quite[ sure that drinking rum and eating fajitas counts as "training" as such.

**Ahtman**

Frazzled wrote:I've spent lots of money and training to insure my body is not punctured.

So if we attack your ears you will lose your power.