Q1. Where did you get your first tattoo and do you know by who?
A. I did my own first tattoo but I don't talk about that. The first
tattoo I got professionally was at Immortal Ink in Garden Grove,
California by Eric. It's honestly a piece of crap NEVER GO THERE.
the guy was on something I swear.
Q2. What was going through your mind when you got your first tattoo?
A. I was pretty exited. I just turned 18 recently and the person I was
with refused to let me get any tats or mods, so the minute we broke
up I ran out and got my first real tat. it was great I kept thinking
if that bastard was here right now he would be flipping *lol*
Q3. Is there a meaning behind your first tattoo and what is it if you
care to share?
A. Nope. no meaning I wanted to get something that I had never seen
before. and I hadn't had Internet access at the time so there was I
lot that I hadn't seen. So the first thing that wasn't flash that I
thought of is what I ended up with. So after a few minutes of Eric
drawing it up I was on the table getting a barcode on the back of my
neck. Now that I have the Internet I know allot of people have them
*lol*
Q4. What is your favorite tattoo, where is it and why?
A. My favorite tattoo would have to be my three bullet holes on the
right side of my neck. I went into this tat shop that my other half
got his stomach done and told the guy I wanted a completely free hand
set of bullet holes. they came out great and always get peoples
attention.
Q5. What advice can you give people who are looking to get ink for the
first time?
A. Listen to you friends and your instincts if a shop looks dirty or
if your friend went there and they didn't like it then it was probably
a crappy shop. Go talk to the artist make sure you feel comfortable
with them. If you think they are ignoring you or they seem stand
offish ask them if they are busy if they say yes offer to come back
another time or make an appointment just as a consultation. I made the
mistake of jumping the gun and I kinda regret it make sure you know
what you want and if its not flash and the artist are drawing it up
for you, doesn't mean you have to get it if you don't like it. there
are so many warnings and things I could say really. but the best
advice is use common sense.
Q6. Any Additional Comments
A. love your body for what it is don't jump into anything your not
ready to except for the rest of your life |
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