Comments on: What Would You Think Of A Tattoo Like This?

By: Candice B

Candice B — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 15:27:02 +0000

Yes, I have more than 6 tats. Now, Yeah, I do think that’s a good idea. Maybe the snake’s head shouldn’t be on your knee though…Because you always move that part of your body, Your tattoo will fade quicker, have a harder time healing there, and will need touch ups more often. Maybe the head could be right above your knee in the front, or higher on your leg. Something like the head, with so much detail, should be in a flatter spot.

By: Babycake

Babycake — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 12:31:08 +0000

Dont put his head on your knee! Think about when your knee bends. He might look deformed! LOL
And your doing your whole leg? Are you willing to sit thru all the sessions? its a big task!

By: keely h

keely h — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 12:16:02 +0000

ok well i have 2 tattoo’s but my husband does them so am i qulified to answer ur question? first i want to say that tattoo is overly done, and if thats what u really want then it will cost anywhere between 300-800 dollars depends on who does it and as far as how long u are probably lookin at about 5-8 hours of work depends on how big u want the snake andif it wraps all the way around ur leg u are lookin at alot of time they may even do it in 2 sessions because some of the artist do get bord and stiff after a while so alot of time they will quit, oh and it depends on how much detail u want done too.

By: smithsalbabe (PiercingsByJulie)

smithsalbabe (PiercingsByJulie) — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 09:18:02 +0000

Personally I don’t think that it is a bad idea, but I wouldn’t put the snakes head on your knee, above the knee, or below it on the side at the top of the calf would be a much better spot.
Approximate time would be dependent upon how big the design is, how detailed the design is, if you’re going full color or just shading, etc. Without seeing it and knowing the exact dimensions I can’t really give an accurate estimate, same thing goes for price, its dependent up the same things (size, intricacy, color or shaded, etc), and whether the artist charges by the hour, by the piece, etc.

By: caramell

caramell — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 03:30:22 +0000

I would think you either had a very understanding and supportive girlfriend or didn’t care to. Too much ink just makes a person seem smug. But if you decide to do it, be prepared for more than one session.