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Didn't want to say it, but this.
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moe200069
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good looking out on the link..started looking at his IG and immediately felt the itch for a back piece.
my gf, who's not really into my ink, even said she'd approve if i could find an artist who does work as well as his
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Wish I gave a ****.
Apparently the popular artists I get all this info from don't know either.
That was hyperbole. Wasn't meant to be taken 100% serious. I can see how people would be uncomfortable with it.
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"All the popular artists I get all this info from"
Uh huh.
Uh huh.
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No one is asking you to believe me
I go around talking to these artist and say what they told me here
You act like I am here to impress you
tho i should've said knowledgable
I go around talking to these artist and say what they told me here
You act like I am here to impress you
tho i should've said knowledgable
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You mean all those subpar artists you talk to?
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lol. That was one artist. Since then I have only seen very knowledgable artist. I have only seen knowledgable artist for the longest
But keep up with your lies since it makes you feel better.
But keep up with your lies since it makes you feel better.
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What are you saying though? You're saying talented artists wouldn't tattoo a guy near the butt region because of homophobia?
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^It wasn't meant to be taken seriously. Just the first reason I could come up with concerning why a lot of artist wouldnt touch that part. No denying there is a lot of senseless homophobia.
Also you from Chicago as well. Who do you go to?
Also you from Chicago as well. Who do you go to?
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Oh I dont have a tattoo lol. Just lurkin. Team dark skin
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Ahh I see. yah it's hard out here for team darkskin
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But what made you go to the conclusion that artists dont tattoo that area? Have you literally gone to several artists asking them if they tattoo cheeks? I highly doubt that.
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Not several. Just two. Neither time did I ask the question so I guess you can say 0. Once, years ago, I was waiting to ask something and heard the conversation for the guy ahead of me. The girl he went to see said "I don't tattoo that area and if I did I would charge an arm and a leg". Two weeks ago I was sitting in the chair someone asked one of the artist and he said no. But I had the feeling that if dude who wanted the tat was a girl he would do so it so I chuckled.
No I dont know the names of either artist, they were not the ones I came to see.
No I dont know the names of either artist, they were not the ones I came to see.
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What's everyone's thoughts on trash polka style?
I love it, but there's really only one place in the world that can do them properly
I love it, but there's really only one place in the world that can do them properly
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Agreed. I left min wrapped through the night and showered as soon as I woke up. My artist recommended hot water as hot as you could take it a couple of times a day, then aquaphor. I actually used coconut oil and it healed awesome!!
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estebii.cho
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Coconut oil is 
. I swear it cut days off of the initial healing/peeling stage and there was no scabbing at all for me.
. I swear it cut days off of the initial healing/peeling stage and there was no scabbing at all for me.
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http://www.buenavistatattooclub.de/tattoos/realistic_trash_polka/0/
Some look cool but not something I would want permanently on my body.
Some look cool but not something I would want permanently on my body.
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YESSIRR! Same here, very little scabbing and very little ink loss!
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I just let it dry heal for the first 4 days this last time. Quickest recovery yet.
Never heard of coconut oil technique. Ill try it next appt.
Never heard of coconut oil technique. Ill try it next appt.
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I thought scabbing was natural tho? so if you scab alot thats bad?
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^Scabbing is natural. Define "a lot". If the tattoo aint peelin off I don't see the problem.
Jaime Ames piece healing nicely. He works really well with dark skin. Still not a magazine tattoo but the work is dope. Way better than most, the best in the Chi I've encountered so far for us darkies.
Picasso Dular said he can do me up in Dec. when he returns to the Chi. I'll meet up with him first before I confirm for sure if I wanna see him.
Jaime Ames piece healing nicely. He works really well with dark skin. Still not a magazine tattoo but the work is dope. Way better than most, the best in the Chi I've encountered so far for us darkies.
Picasso Dular said he can do me up in Dec. when he returns to the Chi. I'll meet up with him first before I confirm for sure if I wanna see him.
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DOPE ART IN HERE!
I HAVENT BEEN IN HERE SINCE I COMPLETED MY LEFT LEG LAST YEAR.
CURRENT PROJECT IS MY RIGHT LEG, I CHOSE AN EGYPTIAN THEME BECAUSE EGYPTIAN ART IS PHENOMENAL TO ME AND MY LATE GRANDMOTHER LOVED IT AS WELL.
I HAD SESSION 2 OF A POSSIBLE 4 THIS PAST FRIDAY.
I HAVENT BEEN IN HERE SINCE I COMPLETED MY LEFT LEG LAST YEAR.
CURRENT PROJECT IS MY RIGHT LEG, I CHOSE AN EGYPTIAN THEME BECAUSE EGYPTIAN ART IS PHENOMENAL TO ME AND MY LATE GRANDMOTHER LOVED IT AS WELL.
I HAD SESSION 2 OF A POSSIBLE 4 THIS PAST FRIDAY.
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That egyptian leg sleeve is
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I need to get creative with some shoulder tatts
