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I'm researching my next tattoo at the moment and I'm repping Evil From The Needle in Camden hard.

Jeff in particular.


All I can say to this one is fucking hell

tr0tsky wrote:

I'm finding this one a bit LOL with the lifting arm to reveal roaring mouth bit.

kay wrote:

Blue Patterns wrote:kay that one you got is fuckin detailed! damn!

Everyone was when they first saw the original drawing for it lol. Its actually been doubled in size, the original was an A5-sized sheet (about 1/2 my arm). But they figured the details would run into each other so we blew it up. It took them as long to trace if out as it did to do the tattoo itself (about 2.5 hours each). They happened to have a guest artist in the shop that day so they asked her do it. She was really patient and good. If I ever get round to expanding on it, I have a better idea now how to go about it so I don't drive the next people mental.

A friend of mine has a sick Mumra (mummy version) tattoo done at the same place.

2.5 hrs doesn't sound too bad. I hear some 5+ hr stories and I'm just like

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TWAT

yeah man as someone who has had very terrible eye sight since I was 8 or 9 (and for years after the rating got worse every year) I actually find that tattoo....not so much offensive, but more just like "you do not want to have glasses, real or fictional"

I do find the hipster fashion shit ridiculous and borderline offensive. Non-prescription glasses? fuckin stupid. but then again, if people wanna look stupid in public, that's on them. At least I get something to laugh at in my day to day life.


trotsky how long that take?


edit: women I wanna see ya tramp stamps (even though they're pretty standard, same sort of design.

Blue Patterns wrote:2.5 hrs doesn't sound too bad. I hear some 5+ hr stories and I'm just like

Yeah that wasn't too bad at all, I was literally expecting 5h. She was really quick. My mate's Mumra took 3 sessions to complete plus a follow-up to brush up on the colouring after it'd scabbed.

kay wrote:

Blue Patterns wrote:2.5 hrs doesn't sound too bad. I hear some 5+ hr stories and I'm just like

Yeah that wasn't too bad at all, I was literally expecting 5h. She was really quick. My mate's Mumra took 3 sessions to complete plus a follow-up to brush up on the colouring after it'd scabbed.

how much it cost? both yours and your friend's Mumra?

That guy with the glasses is a complete tool. I have no problem with humorous Tattoos but that just looks shit, infact it's quite badly done.
I have a Tattoo of my hands holding a knife and fork, they are on my shoulder blades and took 4 1/2 hours (it's incredibly detailed) . Now i'm not gonna post it as i'm yet to see a similiar tattoo online. I appreciate that the reason for this is that it's a quite ludicrous idea. I don't want people to take it out of context and post it on some random - laugh at peoples tattoos website.

I'm into random tattoos. Not a big fan of sleeves and large back pieces. I have seen some serious works of art but i prefer the chaotic style of various small/medium pieces

Blue Patterns wrote:how much it cost? both yours and your friend's Mumra?

Not sure about my friend's, but mine cost around 450 Malaysian Ringgit (iirc), which is about 90 quid, which is about 60 US dollars. Most places in the West price by time, these guys went with size and complexity of the tattoo.

baron_von_carlton wrote:I'm into random tattoos. Not a big fan of sleeves and large back pieces.

Yeah, not a fan of sleeves either. I also don't generally like imagery (that spidey one earlier was an exception), much prefer abstractions. I had another one planned for my other arm but I need to think about whether I'm happy with that yet.

I have some ideas for fairly large tattoos on my back, but they will probably sit in my head for a couple years. I also wasn't sure about posting a pic of mine up as it's definitely unique, but thought, ah well, what the hell No one's pointed at it and laughed in real life yet, so I figure it can't be that bad!

kay wrote:

baron_von_carlton wrote:I'm into random tattoos. Not a big fan of sleeves and large back pieces.

Yeah, not a fan of sleeves either. I also don't generally like imagery (that spidey one earlier was an exception), much prefer abstractions. I had another one planned for my other arm but I need to think about whether I'm happy with that yet.

I have some ideas for fairly large tattoos on my back, but they will probably sit in my head for a couple years. I also wasn't sure about posting a pic of mine up as it's definitely unique, but thought, ah well, what the hell No one's pointed at it and laughed in real life yet, so I figure it can't be that bad!

That's what i love about being inked. I always have something to occupy my mind. I'm constantly planning new designs and ideas.
I really like your tattoo. Very unique and in a way very hard to copy, purely because of the detail. Mine however is a concept easily taken, foodie tattoos seem quite popular at the moment. I don't want every fat bastard food critic walking around with my design Only close friends have seen it and i guess they are the only people who would understand why i got such a design.
My next one involves a teapot

i just have 1 of an open upside down pentagram along with some runes on top of it, right above my right knee.
had and still has a deep meaning to me. but i'm definitely getting more.
that's the problem with tattoos. the problem is also, I won't tattoo any meaningless bullshit on my body either.

Pedro Sánchez wrote:
one of the sickest tatoos I have seen.

Fucking amazing!!

baron_von_carlton wrote:

kay wrote:

baron_von_carlton wrote:I'm into random tattoos. Not a big fan of sleeves and large back pieces.

Yeah, not a fan of sleeves either. I also don't generally like imagery (that spidey one earlier was an exception), much prefer abstractions. I had another one planned for my other arm but I need to think about whether I'm happy with that yet.

I have some ideas for fairly large tattoos on my back, but they will probably sit in my head for a couple years. I also wasn't sure about posting a pic of mine up as it's definitely unique, but thought, ah well, what the hell No one's pointed at it and laughed in real life yet, so I figure it can't be that bad!

That's what i love about being inked. I always have something to occupy my mind. I'm constantly planning new designs and ideas.
I really like your tattoo. Very unique and in a way very hard to copy, purely because of the detail. Mine however is a concept easily taken, foodie tattoos seem quite popular at the moment. I don't want every fat bastard food critic walking around with my design Only close friends have seen it and i guess they are the only people who would understand why i got such a design.
My next one involves a teapot

Your tattoos really fit in with you from what you seem like on here hehe. I reckon my brother-inlaw would probably be a candidate thief, he loves his food! Although he's been banned from having more tattoos (apart from names of his kids as soon as they're born) on account of cheekily getting a couple done without permission!

Thanks for your remarks on my tattoo! Much appreciated!

I've got one of these guys on my back, I love my tattoo

kay wrote: Yeah, not a fan of sleeves either. I also don't generally like imagery

What the hell are you on about, my Gower Street chum.

THE best and most beautiful tattoos are oriental-style sleeves. Check these out from Jeff at Evil From the Needle.

I love oriental tattoos.
Hoping to get my whole back done with koi carp, geishas and a load of flowers important to japanese culture e.g. hydrangeas, chrysanthemums, iris' and lilys

tr0tsky wrote:

kay wrote: Yeah, not a fan of sleeves either. I also don't generally like imagery

What the hell are you on about, my Gower Street chum.

THE best and most beautiful tattoos are oriental-style sleeves. Check these out from Jeff at Evil From the Needle.

I just find them too gaudy and bright. Some sleeves are ok, especially the monotone black/grey ones. My tattooist had an amazing Giger-type sleeve on one arm. I also just find some of the usual skull motifs a bit cliche. And for me to have a bunch of Hindu gods tattooed on me seems a bit...rude as I'm not Hindu or even vaguely religious.

What can I say, I'd just much rather be a black-n-skin tone walking optical illusion than be permanently bright and hippy-like. It would just do my head in. I could probably do with a bit of red to offset the black, but definitely not a mix of blues, reds, yellows and greens.

these are fuckin awesome

If i was to get a sleeve i would get something in this style


The work of Valerie at http://www.frithstreettattoo.co.uk/#. If i return to england i will get a Tattoo at that shop.

i do like latin tattoos


did 4 hour sessions 3 days in a row on my leg sleeve

I wanna get one of the engravings from The Rime of the Ancient Mariner on my back. It could be sick.

I'm thinking about getting a turntable arm on my forearm with the needle sort of "penetrating" my arm. This sounds good in my head, but I'm unsure if it'll actually look good because I'm pretty shite at drawing. It's the sort of thing I can imagine looking very very shitty if done wrong.