Amit Levy

In my mind and over the decades of wearing art, I prefer images to literal wording. 
Having said that, there is some truly awesome script/font artwork out there. 

Yeah, that's more than I've ever paid up front - but he's obviously at a stage where he can weed out those who are truly serious and committed, too. 

Ok dude thanks. I'll make sure not to touch the mole then !
 
Trying to clear some of these little spots on my arms up before going for my next one 😄

My opinion then is that the answer DR. Google gave you is my own opinion.

You have just answered yourself xD

Its not that weird, if you take the slot and don't show up they are getting paid, how much they think that time is worth is up to them.  Dasha might have gotten burned hard before or it might just be what he believes gets people into the chair every time.

I find the liner hurts more than the shading. I get some kind of rush from it, but it is difficult to explain to people who aren't pretty heavily tattooed. I've sat for about five hours in the past. It get worse and worse as the time passes after about the third hour.
Come talk to me after you've done more than 15 minutes. That's nothing. My Mom has done that, and she's in her 70s. Haha.

Hi, it is therapy in a way for me, getting tattooed is such an intimate experience,the entire process from consultation to mentally preparing and physically preparing the day before and the day of,eating good,pre-hydrating,good sleep the night before,mentally over coming the pain,to the after healing,etc,etc. is a process I enjoy.

Had my first tattoo at the beginning of this month and then a second one last week. Waiting for them both to heal before I get my next one which will be a bigger one.
 
I personally find the feeling quite therapeutic, and like looking after the tattoo once it's been done..  It's not as uncomfortable as having an injection or blood test in my opinion, how about you guys. Before I had my first one I thought it would be painful but i was wrong 😄

You gonna be all good, just let your artist know before he starts and do tell if you feel like having a few minutes rest.

You gonna be all good, just let your artist know before he starts and do tell if you feel like having a few minutes rest.

Just because you have a person who knows Hebrew and calls himself a designer doesn't mean they know how to design a tattoo. So now you are looking for a tattoo artist who knows Hebrew and understands your specific meaning behind it. That is weirdly specific. It just is.

And that's why I was offering my help as Hebrew is my first language 🤯

This.
You asked for advice. It's been given to you. You don't like the answers you are being given. Either listen and try to learn, or end up with a tattoo you don't like OR never find anyone who meets your weirdly specific criteria. Those are your choices.

You gonna be all good, just let your artist know before he starts and do tell if you feel like having a few minutes rest.

Your desire is going to have a very narrow window. Only a few tattooists can design and execute the finest script work. Insisting they also both be Jewish and have a deep connection to Hebrew is really shooting at a small target. 

I am from Israel so let me know if there is anything I can help you with.
Can even try and help with the design.

Well, there is no one answer to it, as every artist's pace and amount of details and layers of ink can vary a lot. One could finish all this area in 6 hours and other would have given it 4 sessions.
As I see it, most of the times fast doesn't mean good, and if I were you I would have looked in order to find an artist that you really fall in love with his works and suffer whatever time needed in order to get your perfect tattoo. With the right hand this piece can be supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.

Well, that's really up to your specific artist. There is no objective answer to that.
Just let your artist know before they start tatting you.

I am from Israel so let me know if there is anything I can help you with.
Can even try and help with the design.

Until next month you gonna be all good.
As long as they are not huge pieces and your body heals well there is no real reason not to.
Share some of your new art with us 🤗

Well, there is no one answer to it, as every artist's pace and amount of details and layers of ink can vary a lot. One could finish all this area in 6 hours and other would have given it 4 sessions.
As I see it, most of the times fast doesn't mean good, and if I were you I would have looked in order to find an artist that you really fall in love with his works and suffer whatever time needed in order to get your perfect tattoo. With the right hand this piece can be supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.

Until next month you gonna be all good.
As long as they are not huge pieces and your body heals well there is no real reason not to.
Share some of your new art with us 🤗

Something about that sound of that is really quite atrocious....

Well, there is no one answer to it, as every artist's pace and amount of details and layers of ink can vary a lot. One could finish all this area in 6 hours and other would have given it 4 sessions.
As I see it, most of the times fast doesn't mean good, and if I were you I would have looked in order to find an artist that you really fall in love with his works and suffer whatever time needed in order to get your perfect tattoo. With the right hand this piece can be supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.