Hogrider

Thin lines on thin old skin are prone to blow out and unlikely to holdup well. If you go ahead anyway, get the best Tattooer you can find because with all those thin straight lines, there is no room for error.

I don't know how well that will hold up, especially if you don't find an artist that has serious skills. I would try to make that less ... busy? There's just too much happening. Way too much.

I use Kiehl's lotion on mine. No issues. 
You are overthinking it.

Good idea. If there is an issue, you can always get it touched up. Have a drink, or your favorite unprescribed pharmaceutical and relax.

Welcome to the forum. I would suggest reading the forum rules https://www.lastsparrowtattoo.com/rules/. EVERYONE is welcome, but it's not a forum for learning tattooing.
From the rules:
Do not start threads asking about specific tattooing equipment or techniques, LST is not here to teach anyone how to tattoo. Ask your own tattooer, the next time you are getting tattooed. Maybe they'll answer you, maybe they won't.
Do not start threads regarding closely guarded trade secrets - this will keep LST a much more welcoming place for everyone, tattooers and enthusiasts alike.

Super excited to start my tattoo apprenticeship tomorrow. My tattoo artist recommended joining the forum.
 

Good idea. If there is an issue, you can always get it touched up. Have a drink, or your favorite unprescribed pharmaceutical and relax.

It's not done healing hence why I'm worried about the knocked off scabs. I'll just be patient and see how it at 2 months. It's about 2 weeks. 

And a little means a little. Too many people drown their tattoos.

And a little means a little. Too many people drown their tattoos.

Looks fine. Just keep it clean.

so, keep it clean, put a little Aveeno on it a couple times a day, and look at it again when it's healed in 6 weeks.
It looks fine, don't scratch it or pick scabs.

Crawl back under your rock. Quit your spamming of your shit web site.

I wear that shirt all the time. I enjoy the confusion in people's face since I am covered in tattoos.

I ordered mine from murder apparel , definitely get one!!
Haha they're great shirts aren't they 😄 

I’ve got both elbows done as part of my sleeves. I can tell you they hurt like hell. Fortunately it’s a small area. Thin skin right in bone!!!
I’m glad I had them done though.
 

Nice! I’ve got to get one of those shirts!

Dan is 100% right. You are exponential more liable to F*** it up than fix it.

It's fine. It was made by a human hand. Don't get tattoos if you don't like imperfect things.

Dan is 100% right. You are exponential more liable to F*** it up than fix it.

it looks fine,
leave it alone, doing anything to it will F*** it up for sure.

You can post your stuff there if you want (after you've participated on a few other threads on the forum), but no one will buy it. There are no artists here anymore.

Well, I’ve healed more tattoos than most doctors. I’m almost done with a body suit. I have well over 200 hours in the chair, probably closer to 300.

If you think a forum for tattoo enthusiasts is a good market to sell tattoo machines and tattoo supplies, have at it. I'm providing you with information about who comes to this forum. You may use that information however you like.

Not really what this forum is about. It’s for tattoo enthusiasts, not Tattooers.