Depends on the borough. Some just do drive-by's and you get it the post, others send a warden. Private places are a law unto themselves from nothing to clamping
Same here, I'm your standard dorky looking UK office worker but have a ton of trad tattoos. You must have access to a ton of incredible traditional artists if you're in London, genuinely some of the best talent in the UK down there!
Yeah man, I live in North London so have alot of Artists to hand. I have a lady called Nicole who does mine, she works at Southgate Tattoos and is very easy to find her work online!
I suggest you follow some pros on instagram, see what they do, how they place objects etc., get some inspiration. No offence, but your current guy might not exactly be the right person, as they do tattoos like little stickers, let me give you some recommendations
Ah yeah man, that makes sense. From my experience (I got both full arms, chest, stomach and currently one leg work-in-progress) - honestly the best way of doing a sleeve, even patchwork - potentially do lines for the whole arm - then split colouring into sessions. Putting all the lines on in a single session will ensure absolute best composition, you know. And it’s easiest to get done with arms due to size of overall area etc (a lot harder to do that for a whole leg), plus you can leave a few gaps empty for the future, if you wish, but, again - based on my personal experience and opinion - would recommend following at least some “placement rules” - i.e. - putting larger objects in the classic spots, like inner bicep, elbow, shoulder etc. and throw smaller designs into remaining gaps. Helps merge it all together. Hopefully my rambles make at least a bit of sense haha.
I got my first tattoo 3 years ago and very recently got 2 more. My dad hates them, agreed it is my body and now doesn’t really take notice of them, doesn’t even realise when I get more. My mum likes them, neither have any tattoos themselves though. I was also 21 when I got my first so although a spur of the moment to get it done on the day itself, I did have a few years to decide on getting permanently inked which helped.
I went to Las Iguanas, asked to take off the service charge and when the waiter asked why I said that the service was good, but I’m not paying you extra for doing your job.
She escalated a close friendship that had been established over the course of a few years.
Happened with me.
I got new forearm tattoos recently.
Happy for the downvotes, but almost anything and everything, in a country music phase atm.
I'd wait a week.
I work in the office for a small - mid sized maintenance company in London and things have definitely been noticeably slower.
Wilko.
Went to St Albans last week and was surprised to see the Wilko still open.
Meal Prep.
Where are you going? Teacher here, too, and I feel your pain.
Went to Chicago in the February half term, Barbados in the may and then will be going to Calahonda which is near Marbella in Spain for summer !
Depends on the borough. Some just do drive-by's and you get it the post, others send a warden. Private places are a law unto themselves from nothing to clamping
Thanks.
I think they look good! You also have to remember they look alot weirder to you because of the angle you personally see them from.
Was at a half board hotel in Croatia in Summer.
Same here, I'm your standard dorky looking UK office worker but have a ton of trad tattoos. You must have access to a ton of incredible traditional artists if you're in London, genuinely some of the best talent in the UK down there!
Yeah man, I live in North London so have alot of Artists to hand. I have a lady called Nicole who does mine, she works at Southgate Tattoos and is very easy to find her work online!
Get what you want!
I suggest you follow some pros on instagram, see what they do, how they place objects etc., get some inspiration. No offence, but your current guy might not exactly be the right person, as they do tattoos like little stickers, let me give you some recommendations
Thanks man!
Ah yeah man, that makes sense. From my experience (I got both full arms, chest, stomach and currently one leg work-in-progress) - honestly the best way of doing a sleeve, even patchwork - potentially do lines for the whole arm - then split colouring into sessions. Putting all the lines on in a single session will ensure absolute best composition, you know. And it’s easiest to get done with arms due to size of overall area etc (a lot harder to do that for a whole leg), plus you can leave a few gaps empty for the future, if you wish, but, again - based on my personal experience and opinion - would recommend following at least some “placement rules” - i.e. - putting larger objects in the classic spots, like inner bicep, elbow, shoulder etc. and throw smaller designs into remaining gaps. Helps merge it all together. Hopefully my rambles make at least a bit of sense haha.
All makes sense, thank you!
I got my first tattoo 3 years ago and very recently got 2 more. My dad hates them, agreed it is my body and now doesn’t really take notice of them, doesn’t even realise when I get more. My mum likes them, neither have any tattoos themselves though. I was also 21 when I got my first so although a spur of the moment to get it done on the day itself, I did have a few years to decide on getting permanently inked which helped.
I went to Las Iguanas, asked to take off the service charge and when the waiter asked why I said that the service was good, but I’m not paying you extra for doing your job.
There is the influencer, if you will, here in the UK who had verbal Tourette’s and a twitch, he is covered head to toe in tattoos.
Unsurprised to see Wagamama's in the replies.