JohnDB
Member
It's that time of year again.
It's getting warmer outside and here in the South it gets really warm and humid...so people wear clothes that don't cover you as much.
And many people have tattoos...
And I'm often wondering how they chose the tattoo artist that they did.
I gotta back up a minute to say that I am not intimidated by tattoos. They're just ink. I don't have any but I wouldn't mind having one. Just don't know what I'd want or where I'd put it. Those things last forever.
Which brings me to the point.
So many of these tattoos look bad. The artistry sucks. The fuzzy lines are often not well done. The designs are often just kinda stupid...they do nothing for their wearers. (Poor choice) Other times the lines aren't straight or consistent curves. (Just bad artistry) Then you can always tell who can't stop drinking alcoholic beverages because of the fuzzy lines... alcoholic beverages when getting a tattoo makes them spread badly... you usually can't drink for a couple weeks after getting one.
Once in a while I see a good one. Nice artistry, clear picture, and good colors....but they are few and far in between.
So...if you must get one...do it sober and do some research into the artist...make sure that they have some idea how to draw.
It's getting warmer outside and here in the South it gets really warm and humid...so people wear clothes that don't cover you as much.
And many people have tattoos...
And I'm often wondering how they chose the tattoo artist that they did.
I gotta back up a minute to say that I am not intimidated by tattoos. They're just ink. I don't have any but I wouldn't mind having one. Just don't know what I'd want or where I'd put it. Those things last forever.
Which brings me to the point.
So many of these tattoos look bad. The artistry sucks. The fuzzy lines are often not well done. The designs are often just kinda stupid...they do nothing for their wearers. (Poor choice) Other times the lines aren't straight or consistent curves. (Just bad artistry) Then you can always tell who can't stop drinking alcoholic beverages because of the fuzzy lines... alcoholic beverages when getting a tattoo makes them spread badly... you usually can't drink for a couple weeks after getting one.
Once in a while I see a good one. Nice artistry, clear picture, and good colors....but they are few and far in between.
So...if you must get one...do it sober and do some research into the artist...make sure that they have some idea how to draw.
And just for the record for all of the people offended by this. Tattoos are not forbidden anymore. That was underneath the old covenant in the OT. Besides, there are even religious tattoos out there nowadays like crosses and Jesus' picture and stuff. Anyway, like I said, I don't want to get a tattoo, but if I did,.. it certainly wouldn't be from this lady.
