SStu
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Right. So 0530 in the morning in NYC!! Incredible.
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and all covered up, too. :)
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2:32 am!! what the hell time zone is that??!! regardless of which time zone, that's a helluva lot of post-party browsers . . .
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Not necessarily religious oriented specifically, but a great artist in DC: Cynthia Rudzis, Tattoeuse
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haha. She could have done much worse . . .
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Welcome, and nice eyeball on that Hamsa, too.
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Are the ones you've already got of just 1 style?
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imho, keeping styles separated by limb works, aesthetically.
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"sup yall. tattooer from ottawa canada" Shouldn't that be "'sup, eh?"
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Definately new skool. Find a really good portrait or realism artist.
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Not sure about inside of Ohio, but Buffalo isn't too far away. Here's a link to Jon Mirro's work: Tattoos at Jon Mirro | Hand Of Doom
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Damn!! I guess I'm out of order, then.
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I'm not thinking it's so much an "ink" problem, but instead partly a "skin" and ability to heal thing and partly a "tattoist's method" result.
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Let it heal. It's probably just swollen a little.
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You're wearing a celebrity!
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Oh, you're gonna love that! :)
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:D I'm gonna like this thread. Let's throw in old bikes, too.
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Road rash has ROAD in it, so no - you wouldn't want to wrap that in your skin. 2 of my last 3 tattooists swear by the wrapping method. They say it keeps the dirt out and "keeps the body's own natural headling juices in". You've got to give it about 4 half hour drying periods each day after washing and before re-wrapping - but it does eliminate any scabbing and hastens the initial healing process. I'm usually pealing by the 4th day and then no more wrapping. This process would be a pain in the butt if your work schedule might interfeer with the mid-day washing, drying and re-wrapping.
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@heathinist = that's a helluva 1st tattoo.
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Maybe he belongs to the tattoo.
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Aside from the fact that people should just be nice anyway, it only makes sense to best accomodate the artist in question - giving them the room and atmosphere to be creative and productive. Why would anyone want to piss off their tattooist and jeopardise the best possible working environment? That'd be worse than cussing out your waitress . . .
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and so, so CLEAN!
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only in the sense that those entities (and countless others) have a real impact on some people (especially children) and every day life for most of us. :)