SERIOUSLY OT: Calling all chicks! IT'S PART 6!!

[00accord44]

Originally Posted by TheSilentChamber

So I'm thinking of getting a "TheSilentChamber" tribute tattoo at some point

I agree with this. Makes me think about getting 00accord44 blended into the auto-centric tattoo I already have and the one I plan to add onto it

[00accord44]

Originally Posted by TheSilentChamber

Start hurting down by the inner elbow? I have ones on my forearms and up close to where it bends there it started hurting like a mofo.

It did hurt more when it got closer to the inner elbow. Seems like anywhere the skin flexes is where it hurts the most

[TheSilentChamber]

Originally Posted by 00accord44

It did hurt more when it got closer to the inner elbow. Seems like anywhere the skin flexes is where it hurts the most

Yeah. I'm not looking forward to my arm/wrist friday... on the ball bone thing on your wrist, and where it flexes... I know where it flexes will hurt because I already have tattoos there on both arms.

[TheSilentChamber]

Originally Posted by TheSilentChamber

Yeah. I'm not looking forward to my arm/wrist friday... on the ball bone thing on your wrist, and where it flexes... I know where it flexes will hurt because I already have tattoos there on both arms.

While I have tattoos on both forearms- the diamond visble but the white stars not so visble, I feel like this newest one will kinda lock me into the "tattooed" arena as its pretty much uncoverupble.

[00accord44]

Originally Posted by TheSilentChamber

While I have tattoos on both forearms- the diamond visble but the white stars not so visble, I feel like this newest one will kinda lock me into the "tattooed" arena as its pretty much uncoverupble.

Yeah I think forearm tats do put you in that group. As I fill up the right arm above the elbow, I'm pretty set on the last piece being the Mayan long count calendar around my elbow. It'll wind up partially on the forearm but not by a ton.

Also considering having my planned shift gate DNA tat (basically a DNA strand with a shift gate blended into the middle part) start on the inside of the bicep with the big shiftgate part and then have the usual DNA pattern get smaller and smaller down to the wrist

[00accord44]

Originally Posted by 00accord44

Yeah I think forearm tats do put you in that group. As I fill up the right arm above the elbow, I'm pretty set on the last piece being the Mayan long count calendar around my elbow. It'll wind up partially on the forearm but not by a ton.

Also considering having my planned shift gate DNA tat (basically a DNA strand with a shift gate blended into the middle part) start on the inside of the bicep with the big shiftgate part and then have the usual DNA pattern get smaller and smaller down to the wrist

Until I start making significant money from working for myself or in entertainment (off camera) then I think I need to keep all my ink coverupable

[TheSilentChamber]

Originally Posted by 00accord44

Yeah I think forearm tats do put you in that group. As I fill up the right arm above the elbow, I'm pretty set on the last piece being the Mayan long count calendar around my elbow. It'll wind up partially on the forearm but not by a ton.

Also considering having my planned shift gate DNA tat (basically a DNA strand with a shift gate blended into the middle part) start on the inside of the bicep with the big shiftgate part and then have the usual DNA pattern get smaller and smaller down to the wrist

Whats a shift gate?

[TheSilentChamber]

Originally Posted by 00accord44

Until I start making significant money from working for myself or in entertainment (off camera) then I think I need to keep all my ink coverupable

Wholefuckturdbastard! New page Bateman!

(That was supposed to be Batman, but once I wrote Bateman I thought it was just as or more funny than Batman, for the record.)

[TheSilentChamber]

Originally Posted by 00accord44

Until I start making significant money from working for myself or in entertainment (off camera) then I think I need to keep all my ink coverupable

I'm walking a line that I'm drawing as I'm walking it; while also drawing it.

Traditional high end jewelry store employee- highly visible tats a no-no
Designers- We're a little weird.

[00accord44]

Originally Posted by TheSilentChamber

Whats a shift gate?

Well there are a lot of different options but I'm leaning toward this



or this



Definitely want a 5-spd gate pattern

[TheSilentChamber]

Originally Posted by 00accord44

Well there are a lot of different options but I'm leaning toward this



or this



Definitely want a 5-spd gate pattern

Ohh, shift gate, gotcha.


I've thought about getting a 5 speed shift pattern either on the back side of my hand or my palm.

[TheSilentChamber]

Originally Posted by TheSilentChamber

Ohh, shift gate, gotcha.


I've thought about getting a 5 speed shift pattern either on the back side of my hand or my palm.

Thats what she drew out, and I loved it, but we couldnt get the template to lay out on my wrist right so she is re drawing something new, going away from the crown theme with more large filigree going further up my arm. I go back tomorrow night to do that... seems like getting a tattoo takes foreeeeevvveeerrrrrrrrrrr r r r r rr gtr rrrrrr

[TheSilentChamber]

Originally Posted by TheSilentChamber

Thats what she drew out, and I loved it, but we couldnt get the template to lay out on my wrist right so she is re drawing something new, going away from the crown theme with more large filigree going further up my arm. I go back tomorrow night to do that... seems like getting a tattoo takes foreeeeevvveeerrrrrrrrrrr r r r r rr gtr rrrrrr

Go in after work today, fingers crossed that I'll actually leave with some ink this time.

[00accord44]

Originally Posted by TheSilentChamber

Go in after work today, fingers crossed that I'll actually leave with some ink this time.

So she's just gonna freehand draw the outline direct to the skin?? Respect. In my professional tattooing experience, it seems like its easier to draw on paper and then print it on the transfer paper so you can apply and remove if necessary (as my guy had to do for my last tat) and then print another to apply again

[00accord44]

Originally Posted by 00accord44

So she's just gonna freehand draw the outline direct to the skin?? Respect. In my professional tattooing experience, it seems like its easier to draw on paper and then print it on the transfer paper so you can apply and remove if necessary (as my guy had to do for my last tat) and then print another to apply again

.....I just reread what you wrote, and I clearly misunderstood. You said "but we couldnt get the template to lay out on my wrist right". Key words, "template" and "lay"