KrisW12

Yeah, I know Tebori is a long process, but I feel like it would be worth it. Thank you very much for telling me about those artists. Getting it done in the US would at least cut down the traveling costs, so that's definitely a great option.

Armpit and face. Especially not the damn armpit.

I work in a call center where no one cares how covered in tattoos you are. That being said, I'm refraining from getting my hands, neck and forearms tattooed. Whenever I get a different job I don't want to be held back by any discrimination against my appearance. Though the forearms I'm just saving until I've gained a good amount of weight, give myself a bigger canvas.

I've been getting tattooed quite a bit lately, but everything is on hold for the moment. Once my ribs, left leg, and stomach are finished I'm going to hold off for awhile. As far as saving space, I'm saving my entire right leg from ankle to halfway up the thigh, in case I ever go to Japan and have Tebori done.

I was getting work done at Smilin' Rick's Tattoo in Denton, TX, but my buddy who works on me is in a transitional period at the moment. So everything is on hold for the moment.

Hello, my name is Kris. I grew up in California and currently live in Texas. I got my first piercings at the age of 12 and decided I wanted to be a piercer, still looking for an apprenticeship. I got my first tattoo when I was 16, luckily I don't regret it. I have around 17 hours work of work on me in various places; feet, right rib-cage, left leg, stomach (below the navel), etc. I found this site through some of the interviews posted on YouTube, they were all pretty interesting.