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Here is one of the tattoo only. It was cropped from the one showing my whole back, which would have allowed you to see where it was, but it was too large. Since the tat is the important part, I trimmed it down. It is at the small of my back... which I wouldn't recommend to anyone who can't handle ALOT of pain. Glad I won't have that to do again...El Orans:
Fine by me.polerin312:
LOL... glad you approve.El Orans:
As you can see, it shows up well against my extremely pale complexion, which is a product from my Irish heritage. (Yes that is my skin and not a piece of paper... sad isn't it. Albinos look at me :11doh:& say "Man is she pale.")
Indeed, I was wondering if that really was your skin or the original design just before it gets transferred to the skin. Are you a redhead by chance?polerin312:LOL... glad you approve.
Well, as you can see, that tat is mostly lines. And not much tissue in that area. The copious amounts of scrollwork is what killed me. It felt like he was cutting me with a scalpel. I didn't even feel the words. Took about 45 mins or so for the whole thing.El Orans:
Not by nature, but by choice.El Orans:
Actually, I have been coloring my hair for years as I started to get white hair in my teens and am more than 60% white now... at 34. The dark reddish brown that is my natural color makes me look even paler, almost Goth. The red seems a better color and I have several family members who are and it goes well with all the freckles!
Actually I considered the yin yang with my Celtic Dolphins...El Orans:
Haaay Vickie! I love the neck one. That is neat.baitedstorm:
