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I'm going to get a tattoo from Aaron Coleman next month (in AZ). I have been waiting for three months, but I know it will be well worth it, his work is incredible. Here are a few pics of his work

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i'll be going to get my next tat on monday :hyper: , this is kinda what i'm going for. tell me what you think!!!

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Bad pic, but here's my latest. It's getting some touchups done in a week.

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Very nice! makes me really want to get mine finished off, just need the money :bawl:

I'm thinking of getting a tattoo on my 18th Bday, maybe my family crest or something...or the number 101 or 2+2=5....

Family crest is always a good one, thats what i got first, i had a pile of ideas, but the crest was always the one i wanted first :)

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well its actually gonna be a sleeve. that pic is just an idea i had of what it will look like. i can't wait to finally get a color tattoo. 6 rounds ehh? how long is each sitting? that much cost a mint!

Each sitting has been around 4 hours, though my artist takes 2 or 3 smoke breaks each time. It's costing quite a bit, although he's cutting me a deal since I'm good friends with his on-again, off-again g/f.
 
My Black Flag bars, the sun has not been kind. I honestly haven't seen this tattoo for a few years. It is about 10 years old. This tattoo hurt more than all my other tattoos put together. Okay not really, but I can remember wanting to throw up shortly after it was finished.
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Are you going to fill in the background? If so with what?

The back ground for my whole arm is going to be tight and intricate knotwork "panels", done in gray with some light blue accent shading. My artist wants to make it seem as if they continue underneath the larger knots, as if my whole arm was first covered with the pattern and then had the big knots put on top of it. We'll probably go with some variations of this:

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The major knots (in the "foreground") will be colored in greens and blues, with some light goldenrod accents.

P.S. : A general note for everybody...If you want to stay friends with your tattoo artist, never attempt to combine the words 'celtic' and 'sleeve' in the same sentence.
 
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