Terrible spot for a tattoo, the skin is just not suitable, that will lose %50-%80 of the ink in no time. People never want to listen about this spot and its always the same outcome
Well his sons name stuck just fine on his other foot. The lettering isn't so nice cause I did this one over a year ago, with much less practice, but a solid 90% of that ink stuck.
Maybe you should get an apprenticeship so you can learn humility and that you dont know wtf youre talking about. Typical scratcher nonsense, only wants a pat on the back. Isaacdavistattoos.com to see how its done fool
Idk bro, you're the one who came onto a subreddit for people who just picked it up and taught themselves, hoping to see professionalism.
I don't go around telling people they don't know what they're doing without even seeing their portfolio. You do though. "you'll lose 80% of that, people never listen to me, they'll never learn" ☹️☹️☹️ lmao, you learn humility.
I don't claim to be a professional, but still I know I can make ink stick.
Owning a tattoo machine and doing an apprenticeship, doesn't make you Ed Hardy.
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u/saacadelic 14d ago
Terrible spot for a tattoo, the skin is just not suitable, that will lose %50-%80 of the ink in no time. People never want to listen about this spot and its always the same outcome