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Post August 18 2009, 2:04 AM
julius
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Wow! All of these look grand, mate. :)
Tá an domhan uile ina stáitse agus teastaíonn cleachtadh go géar ón mórchuid againn.
-Seán Ó Cathasaigh
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Post August 18 2009, 2:24 AM
Celtland
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Thanks so much! I'll definitely post more pictures here in a month or so. :)

Post August 18 2009, 2:35 AM
BridMhor
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Nice an colourful too.
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Post February 05 2010, 0:52 AM
Celtland
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I apologize that it has taken so long to post the final pictures!!! Thank you again for you help with translating so I could complete this piece... for now...
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Post February 05 2010, 0:53 AM
Celtland
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Here's the last one - that bit in the arm pit wasn't painful in the least.
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Post February 05 2010, 0:54 AM
Redwolf
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Wow! While tattoos are not normally high on my "love" list, I must say, the artwork on that one is gorgeous!

Now, be sure to wear sunscreen so it stays nice...

(Edited to add that the armpit looks seriously cool. I do find myself wondering what it will look like when the hair grows out...maybe like an eye peering out from a forest?)

Redwolf
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Post February 05 2010, 1:20 AM
Celtland
Anseo again
 
Posts: 19
Thank you!

Tattoos weren't really something I considered until my late 20's. I blame my wife, really, but it was a joint decision (though technically, she did get the first one between the two of us since we've been together - we both had one each tattoo before we met - small ones!). I want the work on my body to both mean something dear to me - and look good. I'm not sure how strict the moderators are here, but I can post pics of my other ones - right arm is an English theme based off our coat of arms, and I have another on my right upper leg that's half angel/half demon (not based on the movie) that represents the good and bad in me (though I have to say I think me good "half" is much larger than the bad). I also have plans for a Scottish one on my left leg, but it won't be for a couple years yet. I have to save up for it.

Thank you about the armpit, also. I have blessedly little armpit hair so it doesn't look too bad grown out. I will admit to keep it trimmed at times to show it off. :)

Post February 05 2010, 1:24 AM
Redwolf
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Celtland wrote:Thank you!

Tattoos weren't really something I considered until my late 20's. I blame my wife, really, but it was a joint decision (though technically, she did get the first one between the two of us since we've been together - we both had one each tattoo before we met - small ones!). I want the work on my body to both mean something dear to me - and look good. I'm not sure how strict the moderators are here, but I can post pics of my other ones - right arm is an English theme based off our coat of arms, and I have another on my right upper leg that's half angel/half demon (not based on the movie) that represents the good and bad in me (though I have to say I think me good "half" is much larger than the bad). I also have plans for a Scottish one on my left leg, but it won't be for a couple years yet. I have to save up for it.

Thank you about the armpit, also. I have blessedly little armpit hair so it doesn't look too bad grown out. I will admit to keep it trimmed at times to show it off. :)


I would say that, so long as you're not posting pics of body parts that would get us flagged as porn, go ahead and show 'em off. We can all appreciate good art, and it seems that you've found a very good tattoo artist.

Redwolf
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Post February 05 2010, 16:18 PM
Celtland
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Thanks, Redwolf. I had to get to work last night. I'll try to post them before work tonight.

Post February 05 2010, 21:07 PM
Breandán
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8O Wow! I love that cracked stone effect in the lettering and the cross. 8) :gut: It would be hard enough to do on paper, let alone on skin!
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