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ian

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  1. The problem is will it be completely gone? I have green and purple in my piece and I keep reading those are the most difficult colors.

    I really can't say. I'd assume it'll just take more sessions to remove than black ink. Maybe @Mike Panic can chime in.

    You could lighten it up and cover it with something less offensive/more acceptable than what's there now.

  2. I'm having this same dilemma. I was 18 years old and in party mode. Got a huge graffiti piece on my arm. Extremely noticeable especially while working which is annoying. I can feel people judging me to the point where It drives me insane. So I've thought about removal, but what i'm reading is that purple and green are very difficult and sometimes it will never go away. My tattoo is black outlined lettering and shaded purple. Then the background is green, i'm 22 years old and so far it's not even faded at all from sun exposure. I'm really thinking it can't be removed.

    Not sure what to do.... I might be forced into keeping it forever.... Yikes I should have thought for the long run of career wise. I've been turned down at jobs because my graffiti looks gang related but really it's just art graffiti not gang related at all. Such a hard decision on what to do. I should have got it on my back or something where it's not noticeable.

    You're young and have a lot of life ahead of you, if it bothers you that much you should at least look into it.

    I knew I didn't like the tattoo that was on my back but I got some really high price quotes that made it seem like laser wasn't an option. I got a price from a local dermatologist that was affordable enough that it made the decision to do it easy.

  3. When I joined the forum there were a good amount of tattooers here as well as 'collectors' that for the most that had a good idea of the ethics of tattooing.

    Of course we want the forum to grow and in the growth you'll get some advanced collectors but you'll also get many newbies. I get the feeling that the tattooers that post/used to post here don't have time or just don't want to educate the public on tattoo ethics, especially after tattooing all day.

    I did see @The Hyena over the weekend, super cool dude with some amazing flash he was selling, and I told him it's be nice to see him around here more often. He said he's going to make an effort to post more.

    No offense to anyone but maybe a lot of the recent topics are too ridiculous for advanced tattooers to want to bother with and may actually be a turn off to them...

  4. Anyone know if that's a Hardy original creature he's painting, or is that some mythical "tigon" that I don't know about?

    Full disclosure: my 3-year-old keeps asking me about it, and I don't have the answer.

    whatever it is, I wish it was mine :D

  5. Right on man, thanks for sharing! I've got a few questions if you don't mind answering, how many laser sessions did you get before the old tattoo was ready to be covered up? How long did you let the last session heal before you started the new tattoo?

    Last, who's doing the cover up? I'm not a huge bio fan but that's a sick piece on your leg :D

    Here's my laser journey :D

    http://www.lastsparrowtattoo.com/forum/tattoo-removal-coverup/1663-my-laser-chronicles.html

    Thanks for sharing yours! :D

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