Saying hello from SC

[carmen1979]

Not new to tattoos, but new to this forum. Nice to meet you!

[Iwar]

Hello @carmen1979 Welcome to the forum!

[carmen1979]

thanks!

[Graeme]

Welcome, let's see what you have!

[carmen1979]

Give me a minute to figure out how to post this picture..

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This is my current favorite, though I have another one in progress by the same artist that may very well be more awesome..but I don't want to post unfinished tattoo pictures:) I'm working on a full sleeve, then will be taking a break, as I've been getting tattooed alot more often than I'm used to. I usually get tattooed once every couple years, and I've been getting tattooed every 3 months or so for awhile, working on this sleeve, so I'm worn out:)

[Graeme]

Give me a minute to figure out how to post this picture..

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This is my current favorite, though I have another one in progress by the same artist that may very well be more awesome..but I don't want to post unfinished tattoo pictures:) I'm working on a full sleeve, then will be taking a break, as I've been getting tattooed alot more often than I'm used to. I usually get tattooed once every couple years, and I've been getting tattooed every 3 months or so for awhile, working on this sleeve, so I'm worn out:)

Looks great, who is doing it?

I hear you on getting worn out. I'm working on a sleeve as well at the moment and I have more big work booked but I'm thinking of seeing if I can push the appointments for my next tattoo back a few months to just give myself a little break. I knew that a sleeve was going to be a huge commitment, but I don't think I really understood what that meant until I actually started it.

[carmen1979]

Shey Haf-Ded at elite ink in myrtle beach, sc did it. He's real talented, I'm very happy with his work. I have to drive 4.5 hours to see him, but it's totally worth it.