JasonTO

Pretty sure the correct answer is HAIL SATAN
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Finished up a leg with Lehi. First two sessions at Blackheart, final session at Temple. Last year I got tattooed by Stewart Robson at Blackheart and I was saying I wanted to get some big work from Tim. Stewart told me flatly that I had to get a tiger.
Turned out Ok I guess, if you're into that sorta thing...
This is about 3 weeks healed (photo taken today). From his IG

By Franz Stefanik, Okey Doke Tattoo, Toronto.

By Franz Stefanik, Okey Doke Tattoo, Toronto.

Booked in with Valerie Vargas for an Ed Hardy tiger head in early September.

By Franz Stefanik, Okey Doke Tattoo, Toronto.

By Franz Stefanik, Okey Doke Tattoo, Toronto.

By Franz Stefanik, Okey Doke Tattoo, Toronto.

By Franz Stefanik, Okey Doke Tattoo, Toronto.

By Franz Stefanik, Okey Doke Tattoo, Toronto.

By Franz Stefanik, Okey Doke Tattoo, Toronto.

By Franz Stefanik, Okey Doke Tattoo, Toronto.

By Franz Stefanik, Okey Doke Tattoo, Toronto.

By Franz Stefanik, Okey Doke Tattoo, Toronto.

By Franz Stefanik, Okey Doke Tattoo, Toronto.

By Franz Stefanik, Okey Doke Tattoo, Toronto.

By Franz Stefanik, Okey Doke Tattoo, Toronto.

Got this Rollo eagle on Sunday. Done by Steve Goodspeed at Gold Rush Tattoo in Costa Mesa, CA. I'll be going back in a few weeks once it heals for a bit thicker of an outline.

Love how the eagle fits perfectly between the other tattoos above and below!

lots of good advice here
go bigger is a good one
also - is it placement thats the issue
or content? kinda feeling it might be both
also - if you plan to get a bunch of tattoos
then just proceed and get on with it
the more you have around it
the more natural to the spot it will look

Finished the majority of my sleeve with Gre Hale at Rain City, Manchester, UK. Extremely happy with it, Gre is an awesome bloke, and the shop is great; packed to the brim with talented artists and character.
What do you guys think?
Just the 'pinchy' inner bicep to go.

Finished up my arm with Grez last month. Here are some healed shots (that I also just put in the contest thread).

This happened yesterday...

It wasn't until this morning I figured out I didn't have photo before tegaderm got put on. Outline/black shading done in April and the rest finished yesterday.
Artist: Tony Caporusso

My frog looks so much better now! I got him originally in 1998 so he was 17...not sure how old that is in frog years but he's way cuter now. He even has freckles!!
I let Dominic pick all the colors, and we discussed where we're going next w/the expansion-I told him he has free reign for design and colors and he was pretty stoked about that.

I always walk around stark naked, as to not obscure any of my tattoos
No but seriously... For me, part of the tattoo magic is that whole tattoos seldom gets seen in the best angle and the best light for a long period of time when you view them on other people. It's part of the charm I think, that they are a bit secret in that way. I love seeing just glimpses of well made tattoos pass by on the street or half a tattoo peek out under somebodys sleeve. Sometime the mood is right to ask them to show the whole tattoo, sometimes that's not the case.
In my opinion, my tattoos are for my enjoyment first and foremost anyway. I don't think about how other people will or won't get a good view of them (except for job interviews or formal settings when they could be distracting) Talk to me in a tattoo shop or convention setting and I'd be happy to drop my pants most of the time. Not to be too much of a elitist snob but I think tattoos are for the initiated, who love and respect the art. I don't bother a lot with how my tattoos are viewed by "plainskins" when I'm out and about in every day life.
Wear the watch or don't wear it, whatever you feel like that day. And enjoy your tattoos. There enough is time to get naked in front of mirrors in your privacy or with whoever you want to share it with.
Just my 2 cents