rj2

I dont care for it. Looks like an old tattoo. If that makes sense

BLUES MAN

Not a fan of it bro, just out of curiosity does it have any meaning to you? Or do you just like the design?...

black00chev

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Its a design I found that has the elements I like. I like the Celtic knot work, coming from a family of Irish decent. And the wolf because they are often misunderstood and are generaly seen as loaners, while they are actually pretty social and loyal. Which is kind of how I see myself. Im leary of people I dont know, but to the people I do know im very social and loyal to. So yea, its definitely got personal meaning just hard to put the two designs together.

I want to somehow incorporate the knot work and wolf together but I guess this example isnt that good

custm2500

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Get something drawn custom. The idea is there but the tattoo you pulled off the wall is always a bad idea. I don't have any and don't plan to but cookie cutter tattoos always look like it.

Take that to a good tattoo artist and they will turn it into something not all of us will tell you HELL NO on. Might not be everyone's cup of tea but it will be personal and much improved.

wheeliE-maxx

Gonna get "huge" inked in tiny text on my jimmie.

fastnblu

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On the prev. comment.

I know a woman who needs a merry-go-round tattoo around her box.

black00chev

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Anyone here who has ink know if places charge to draw stuff up if I dont go with them? Cause I may see what a couple places can come up with.

silver-mod-o

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most good shops around here requie a deposit before they start on any custom work.

custm2500

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My friend is a Tattoo artist and has been for years. As far as I know he has never chargered for a drawling, especialy something faily small. If you were talking an full sleve then maybe but something for your arm I doubt it.

rj2

Ive always known them to take a deposit as well before theyll draw anything up.