Looking for some opinions on some Roman statue tattoo?

[corygoose]

So I need some help with some ideas to finish my other arm for my tattoo.  It's going to be more Greek and Roman statues. I'm just not sure if I want it all black and gray, or like my other arm I have some roses mixed in with it.   The sculptures are from the bridge of angels in Italy.  
Just looking for maybe some suggestions I'm going to get more statues but I don't know like if I should mix some coloring with it of something or just all black and gray?

 

Here is the artist that I'm going to be working with to finish my other arm

https://instagram.com/gagecheesmantattoos?igshid=reqijfpu5uqd

Edited February 25, 2021 by corygoose

[SStu]

Gage does great work, so either way should end up a winner. 

My personal preference is for the symmetry. Basis that: color accents. 

[Molly4376]

He is a great master, you have nothing to worry about. I think he will give you a couple of great ideas!

[Alex Hales]

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Edited October 6, 2023 by Alex Hales