Amit Levy

I haven't been active on the forum for a while, but told myself this will be a proper come back, hope you guys like it!
https://youtu.be/ZcBTYoz1E58
Time Lapse video of a full color back piece by Dasha Chehamova I got done over 9 full days in just 18 days total (4 days in a row, 9 days break and another 5 days in a row).
Will appreciate your guys thoughts about it!

I haven't been active on the forum for a while, but told myself this will be a proper come back, hope you guys like it!
https://youtu.be/ZcBTYoz1E58
Time Lapse video of a full color back piece by Dasha Chehamova I got done over 9 full days in just 18 days total (4 days in a row, 9 days break and another 5 days in a row).
Will appreciate your guys thoughts about it!

I haven't been active on the forum for a while, but told myself this will be a proper come back, hope you guys like it!
https://youtu.be/ZcBTYoz1E58
Time Lapse video of a full color back piece by Dasha Chehamova I got done over 9 full days in just 18 days total (4 days in a row, 9 days break and another 5 days in a row).
Will appreciate your guys thoughts about it!

If you like it, that's all that matters. 🙂

I haven't been active on the forum for a while, but told myself this will be a proper come back, hope you guys like it!
https://youtu.be/ZcBTYoz1E58
Time Lapse video of a full color back piece by Dasha Chehamova I got done over 9 full days in just 18 days total (4 days in a row, 9 days break and another 5 days in a row).
Will appreciate your guys thoughts about it!

Hello Last Sparrow Forum.  Got my first tattoo around 1999 at 222 Tattoo in San Francisco.  (Just to put the time in context: this was so long ago, I had to type out my idea, print it out, and FEDEX it to the shop.  Also, I actually picked up the phone, and called to make an appt)  Stopped getting tattooed around 2002.  At that point, I had an above the elbow half sleeve and 1/2 chest panel.  I didn't get tattooed again for 15 years.  Jumped back in in 2017, when I saw the amazing things that people were pulling off now.  I feel pretty fortunate to have gotten tattooed by some really cool artists.  Finished my right arm this last Christmas, and I have 98% of a full chest done.  I didn't plan on a sleeve or a chest piece when I got my first tattoo 20 years ago.  I had NO plan, but in my opinion - it's a testament to the power of great artists that my patchwork collection of dissimilar ideas can live together in some cohesive way.  I put a bunch of pictures down below. 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

I'd go all color. As a matter of fact, I am going all color. I was working on my left  leg and chest when this all hit. I have to finish that, then my ass (ouch) then I'm done.

It's without any doubt a wrong way looking at your art.
You won't ever be able to enjoy your tattoos if you always search for every single dot that could have done better.
You gotta look at the big picture, there is no such thing as a perfectly done tattoo. The perfection is in the imperfection, your tattoos are perfect because they are yours and yours only.

Here’s my progress so far on my sleeve from Bobby Cupparo @ LOVEMACHINE N.Y.C.
We’re about 25 hours in so far - I think we’ve roughly got about that left before the project is finished. I had (and have) ink fallout from black inks so my blacks usually need some touching up. 
The lionness was the first piece of the sleeve to be worked on, and was recently worked on this past Saturday. The mandrill is a few months finished at this point. Everything usually gets touched up a slight bit going into each session to address problem areas. 

Back progress. 3 sessions in. I will probably start a reaper back thread eventually.


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My biggest tattoo so far, scarab and mandala. I love it!


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It's simple, YOU DON'T

Looks like you are putting way too much lotion.
Other than that it looks like normally healing. Anyways you will have to wait at least 4-6 weeks untill you know the outcome and be able to do anything with it.

I'll bet the monks are still enjoying this one . . .

You might want to know what a tattoo means BEFORE you get it. What if it means "kick me"?

@RadbeetSure, go swimming with that open wound. What's worst that could happen? 
This: https://www.livescience.com/59353-tattoo-flesh-eating-bacteria.html

It's simple, YOU DON'T

I suggest you both try to think about a vision and thinks you want in it or a rough style that you are looking for and Google, Pinterest Instagram and Facebook in order to find artists and the style you like and go through their portofilo and create a vision of tour own.

It's simple, YOU DON'T

It's simple, YOU DON'T

There will likely be improvements in inks that make them less likely to migrate or fade. 

Actually I can imagine that there will be some kind of a machine in the little farther future that will inject the ink under the skin very accurately and by far faster that man's work according to the sketch was implicated into it's computer.

When most things become popular there always seems to be advancements in the technology. Companies see the opportunities and put money into R&D, even if it's not something they've done before.
It seems to me that tattooing is at what's probably the crest of its popularity and as such should be seeing some advancements. Is anyone doing this? Is there any improvements that can actually be made?
I realize it an age old tech, but just about everything can be improved.

So this happened today. Think might have got job done. Hopefully still covers scar once healed and faded down ! 

He could totally do what you want, tho do take in mind many artists can do it but everyone would be it definitely and with deferent amount of details, contrast and precession.