Cassandra

I've said it before, and i'll say it again - you can't go wrong with a "Wu-Tang Buffalo with laser beam eyes". Here's one that was prepared earlier

(I have no idea who did this originally, I came across it awhile ago in all its awesomeness)

An interesting Grime back piece Skull & Sword

The patterns/details in the skull are really crazy, they look almost like vortexes or something? (especially in the cheek bones)

aaaaand Im done.

Pretty sad when someone's bicep is smaller than my wrist....
CG

Those are the first tattoo interviews/documentaries I've watched. They were so good I just spent the last several hours watching them all back to back. Glad there will eventually be more.

Hey doll.....welcome to the forum!
You have the unique opportunity that most 19 year-old's don't seem to have.....you have stumbled onto a forum with people who can guide you in the right directions.....IF you let them!
I was very fortunate to have good friends, in the craft of tattooing, who guided me and when I started getting tattooed and it's why I have been blessed with the collection I have.......soak it all in and please ask people, as you have done, and you will have a canvas of beautiful work on you!

Obviously, being done by an apprentice artist, there are some technical issues going on with the piece, but, I'd be hard pressed to find anyone on here that doesn't have at least one regrettable and/or covered tattoo. Getting tattooed is very much a learning process, sometimes you make a few mistakes to get into the really good shit, that is unless your Dad is Mike Rubendall or something.