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[rosiedoes]

I have a dilemma.

Remember the Ghostbusters tattoo I wanted? Well. Heh. I actually applied to the London Ink show for a laugh to get it done - and then looked at the quality of artwork they put out individually, and realised that I didn't think any of the artists there were that good. And I'm a perfectionist when it comes to my tattoos. Piotrek - who did my Cobra - is very good at horror and would do an awesome job of it.

Unbelievably, they have now come back to me, and want to talk about the design.

And I don't know what to do. I'm thinking about suggesting that I get something else (possibly the HRE tattoo or the Rosie Riveter tattoo (WWII feminism FTW), but then she's basically a pin-up girl and they probably get a million of those.

What do you reckon? Should I at least look into it?

Comments

[fredtheguava.livejournal.com]

I would at least look into it, just don't commit to anything inless you're 100% comfortable with it. It's completely understandable to be a perfectionist about it, it's there forever : )

But you could chat to them, see what they come up with. It would be an awesome experience, I think - they'd probably be really interested in talking to you about your other work, too, which would make interesting viewing... I'd watch it : )

[rosiedoes.livejournal.com]

Haha. Thanks. I sent them my number - we'll have to wait and see.

[pureaddiction.livejournal.com]

I agree. At least look into it you could always walk away.

[scoobygang63.livejournal.com]

Yeah, look into it, look at their art and the sketches and see what you think. I personally love the art work that the woman does (I forget her name) but it isn't the sort of stuff you want done...

[ms-mindfunk.livejournal.com]

I'm telling you, next time you're in Chicago, have somebody get you down to China Doll to see my friend Penny. Her work is amazing.
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