It is a separate attachmentSinkers wrote:Here's one for the English chaps on the bored. Tally ho, what!![]()
I thought the original of the fox hunting one was supposed to have the fox's tail disappearing up the blokes arse.

It is a separate attachmentSinkers wrote:Here's one for the English chaps on the bored. Tally ho, what!![]()
I thought the original of the fox hunting one was supposed to have the fox's tail disappearing up the blokes arse.
I don't want to know what, why or how you found that you sick bastard._fatprop wrote:It is a separate attachmentSinkers wrote:Here's one for the English chaps on the bored. Tally ho, what!![]()
I thought the original of the fox hunting one was supposed to have the fox's tail disappearing up the blokes arse.
And they're never good either! Like, they deserve to be ripped. It's brutal stuff.Stevus55 wrote:I cringe every time I watch that show. Who would sign up to get a tattoo they don't have much control over, that is then going to be ripped to shreds on national TV?
I love it when they get angry with the person getting the tattoo for wanting something different to what the tattooist wants to tattoo.Stevus55 wrote:I cringe every time I watch that show. Who would sign up to get a tattoo they don't have much control over, that is then going to be ripped to shreds on national TV?
Reminds me of this old NZ Federation of Labour logo that used to regularly appear on TV news programs back in the 70s.Nieghorn wrote:I'm becoming more and more fascinated by fan bias, like people who can't see a clear forward pass thrown by their team. Have just been reading from a lot of people on twitter saying there's nothing wrong with the thumbs of this tattoo that got the artists booted off Ink Master.
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... the reference has wonky thumbs, true, but they are clearly on the near side of the hand, while the tattoos' are on the back side of the hands and coming forward. It was a little sad watching the episode, though, because another team spotted it before it was inked and allowed those guys to put that tattoo on the person to get an edge in the competition (thought it's not a horrific mistake, it is now a very public one).
fraz wrote:How have I never heard of this programme? It sounds like a glorious train crash.
Stevus55 wrote:I cringe every time I watch that show. Who would sign up to get a tattoo they don't have much control over, that is then going to be ripped to shreds on national TV?
How long would a tattoo like this take?Nieghorn wrote:Love the contrast and texture in this ...
Big Nipper wrote:How long would a tattoo like this take?Nieghorn wrote:Love the contrast and texture in this ...
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Seems more precise in his detail.Sards wrote:Check his profile
Don't know that I'd want to wear it but it's awesome work.Nieghorn wrote:Love the contrast and texture in this ...
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Zico wrote:I like Celtic crosses because they're unique to this part of the world and look beautiful carved in stone.
Tattoos of them can be hit and miss.
Every dickhead seems to have one now though.
I don't know...kinda like itNieghorn wrote:Every time I see this new Ink Master spin off, Angels, I can't help but think of boardies saying "she's ruined" re: women and tattoos. I have to say, I would like to see her without the neck tattoo.
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He certainly gets ink into your skin....usermame wrote:Seems more precise in his detail.Sards wrote:Check his profile
Sasha Unisex is still the best at it IMO, although it does help that she's an absolute babe.Nieghorn wrote:We were talking about 'watercolour' a while back and I finally saw one that I liked. Given that she's sweeping her hair from the water, I like the dripping / out of the lines aspect, and the colour actually looks washed out.
I've seen the degeneration of these types of tattoos first hand, having worked at a tattoo shop when the trend began. The artists I worked with used to deny those kind of jobs on a daily basis, in fear of having their name attached to a tattoo that would look terrible in a matter of years. These types of tattoos just don't age well, and the reason is science.
There are certain fundamentals necessary in tattooing in order to create not only a nice tattoo, but a quality tattoo. A tattoo built to stand the test of time. Black outlining is fundamental number one.
Black ink is carbon based, while all color inks have a base of pigment. When carbon-based ink is applied into the skin as an outline it becomes hard, and creates a dam that keeps pigment from spreading further into the skin. The abstract and watercolor tattoos done nowadays typically lack proper outlines, and without them the pigment tends to bleed, as well as lose its crispness and vibrance, when healed. This means that the once beautiful watercolor butterfly will become a large blob of indiscernible color in just a few months time.
fools and their money or something like thatThe Native wrote:Another addition to the list of "stupid tattoo ideas" - http://thechive.com/2017/11/06/woman-cl ... -5-photos/