Decay

Also this one. It came out too close to reference.. I love it to bits, but still it bugs me a lot that I haven't asked to change it more.
It was originally designed by Elizabeth Huxley.

My humble addition!
 It has a bit of glue (after second skin application) on it still. 

My humble addition!
 It has a bit of glue (after second skin application) on it still. 

Also this one. It came out too close to reference.. I love it to bits, but still it bugs me a lot that I haven't asked to change it more.
It was originally designed by Elizabeth Huxley.

Also this one. It came out too close to reference.. I love it to bits, but still it bugs me a lot that I haven't asked to change it more.
It was originally designed by Elizabeth Huxley.

That's fine, more traditional will blend better with existing tattoos. I hope;) 
 

And hooray healing is going well! 

And hooray healing is going well! 

I don't think there is anything wrong with getting one artist to do full cohesive and integrated pieces. Those tattoos are  quite spectacular.
I think though when you mix up styles, work with different tattooers you get a different experience and new perspectives. The tattoos become very collaborative between the receiver and the maker. You get to keep going on the neverending journey. You may make some mistakes, you may make great decisions, but the mash up of style and experience makes for very very interesting and real tattoo collections with many life lessons and realizations woven into your skin. You become a living quilt or "colouring book" as i say. At least that's what I'm going for.

Also this one. It came out too close to reference.. I love it to bits, but still it bugs me a lot that I haven't asked to change it more.
It was originally designed by Elizabeth Huxley.

My humble addition!
 It has a bit of glue (after second skin application) on it still. 

My humble addition!
 It has a bit of glue (after second skin application) on it still. 

I put it couple of hours after, to preserve the tattoo in rather filthy Ukrainian train.. Anyway I took the film off already, approximately 24 hours after putting it on.
Everything looks fine now, no ooze, no scabs. 
Than you all for your help and inspiration! My new tattoos are absolutely not what I imagined or even considered before, but admiration for this style grew in me slowly after reading all the treads here, and I couldn't be happier now.

I put it couple of hours after, to preserve the tattoo in rather filthy Ukrainian train.. Anyway I took the film off already, approximately 24 hours after putting it on.
Everything looks fine now, no ooze, no scabs. 
Than you all for your help and inspiration! My new tattoos are absolutely not what I imagined or even considered before, but admiration for this style grew in me slowly after reading all the treads here, and I couldn't be happier now.

Also this one. It came out too close to reference.. I love it to bits, but still it bugs me a lot that I haven't asked to change it more.
It was originally designed by Elizabeth Huxley.

My humble addition!
 It has a bit of glue (after second skin application) on it still. 

My humble addition!
 It has a bit of glue (after second skin application) on it still. 

My humble addition!
 It has a bit of glue (after second skin application) on it still. 

Also this one. It came out too close to reference.. I love it to bits, but still it bugs me a lot that I haven't asked to change it more.
It was originally designed by Elizabeth Huxley.

My humble addition!
 It has a bit of glue (after second skin application) on it still. 

My humble addition!
 It has a bit of glue (after second skin application) on it still. 

Also this one. It came out too close to reference.. I love it to bits, but still it bugs me a lot that I haven't asked to change it more.
It was originally designed by Elizabeth Huxley.

Also this one. It came out too close to reference.. I love it to bits, but still it bugs me a lot that I haven't asked to change it more.
It was originally designed by Elizabeth Huxley.

My humble addition!
 It has a bit of glue (after second skin application) on it still. 

Assuming you're going direct from the shop to the train station I'd leave it on, and I'd have some back-up cling wrap and tape just in case.