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No RegertsThe logos are always tricky to me also.
That’s what I imagine some posters will look like when Hass and Samson declare next.Old logo
The thought crossed my mind.
Issues:
Not huge on needles
Super picky about art
Don’t want a single image
Would go big or none, like a sleeve
Never had a tattoo
No clue on Artists (like photo realism)
No rush
Dare I? Or avoid.
Who’s got UConn body art?
I’m not writing Sliders & Curveballs Podcast on my leg. 11 yr old idea this morning.
The thought crossed my mind.
Issues:
Not huge on needles
Super picky about art
Don’t want a single image
Would go big or none, like a sleeve
Never had a tattoo
No clue on Artists (like photo realism)
No rush
Dare I? Or avoid.
Who’s got UConn body art?
I’m not writing Sliders & Curveballs Podcast on my leg. 11 yr old idea this morning.
Good advice. The good artists will most likely be booked out months which will give you time to sit on your idea and make sure it is something you absolutely want.I'm scared s---less of needles. I threw up at my last Covid shot from anxiety, but have no problem with tattoos. No idea why, but never bothered me. Just talk to a few artists and ask for their portfolio. Websites too. When you like someone's work, take the time to draw up and talk about what you want done with them. Planning is key to not getting a stupid tattoo.
For something big like you want, it will take a number of sessions, a ton of money, and good tattoo artists have a long wait. My guy is booked 8 months out right now.
I thought about getting another, UConn-themed one, but I'm cheap and not really sure what I would get. Right now I have a LOTR tatt on my leg, Dune one on my arm (I'm a nerd), the phrase "Blessed with venom" in Thai script around my collar bone, and a bloody crown on my back.
Somehow, this tattoo manages to make derpy dog look happy. I like it.hard to take upside-down pictures of the inside of your knee after a few sodas.
Husky Cerebus with the heads being Derpy dog, the white dog, and the blue wolf versions of the logo.Good advice. The good artists will most likely be booked out months which will give you time to sit on your idea and make sure it is something you absolutely want.
It will be tough to know how long a sleeve will take you to finish based on how long you can comfortably sit. I usually book 4-6 hour sessions, and depending on location can sit for longer. I only have my upper arms done, to t-shirt length, and would say those were some of the easiest areas I have had tattooed (I have my entire chest, back, ribs, one thigh, and both upper arms).
Do not let anybody fool you and say it does not "hurt." Everywhere hurts it's just a range of pain. Collarbone area and spine for me were the worst, anywhere where there is little muscle and is just skin on bone will be the most painful.
All of mine are Greek and Roman mythology themed, so UConn unfortunately has no spot to fit in, and room is limited.
Already have Cerebus on my chest.Husky Cerebus with the heads being Derpy dog, the white dog, and the blue wolf versions of the logo.
Your welcome.
I know I’m too old and I’m not speaking for anyone other than me. But if the cost of UConn winning #6 was me having to get a tattoo, I would have rather not won the championship.
If I had a little more money I’d have a lot more ink …
Slightly off but on topic. Are any of you familiar with the 2 year court case and Artist Kat Von D- with her Miles Davis tattoo? Very interesting.
Watched Miami ink years ago. She’s great at portraits, but now sold her shop, left the game and has tattooed (over) in full black all her prior fortune teller, witchcraft stuff she no longer loved. That’s extreme tattooing. I think rapper MGK is doing it too. Wild. Looks extremely painful. That cannot be good for skin.
I have a tattoo of a husky on my right thigh. But I did get my husky after the 2014 national championship to commemorate it so she is a UConn related dog. So ipso facto it could be a UConn tattoo.