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 Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2009 10:50 pm
My father is doing the tattoo for me, so I obviously trust him.
I'm just having second thoughts about going so big and dealing with the pain so long during my first [professional*] tattoo.
Thoughts? *I have a homemade tattoo on my arm and it's fairly big.
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Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2009 5:30 am
Go with something you are comfortable with. It's great that your father is doing your tattoo! Wicked awesome! If you are having second thoughts about the sleeve, take some more time to just think about it.... if anything else, you could get something smaller if you decide against it for now, or just wait until the time is right. Me personally, I have to do a half sleeve and then add to make it a full due to money (and because I don't know what I want the lower half to be yet lol ). So just go with your gut hun. ^_^ Whatever you do, add pics!
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Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2009 8:48 am
Its not like your going to sit for the WHOLE sleeve all in one day, your dad will probubly lay the whole outline down, and then work from there....as you can handle it. Its the best way to get your arms done. Dont worry, if you can hang for the outline and some shading, your all good Whats your subject matter for the sleeve?
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Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2009 7:20 pm
Thanks guys(:
I'm just nervous.
It's a design my daddy made to represent the four
elements, which are fire, earth, air, water. We had some help from
people on gaia to come up with it, actually. :]Think this:  Plus, water and fire. (: I wish I had the design on this computer, but I don't, sorry.
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