After 2 years and countless hours of designing...

[undesiredcallow]

Yesterday I finally got my design turned into a tattoo, and I've got to say Its' pretty damn badass. It didn't really hurt, more like a hot scratching/stinging feeling. Well that and considering the plethra of nerves that reside on/around your shoulder blade it tickled alot which made it pretty damn hard not to twitch. Luckily it didn't

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[youdie_idietoo]

gorgeous. :)

[undesiredcallow]

Thanks!

[cerridwenskye]

that looks awesome.

you could try using a mirror to help you get a good shot of your back.

[undesiredcallow]

I did, the problem is I have to move my shoulder blade to do that though.

[digital_remix]

andrea that is fuckin' awesome.

[undesiredcallow]

What can I say, I've got skillz. Haha. I love it.

[agent_ritalyn]

sweet! good choice!

[undesiredcallow]

Thanks! Every time I look at it I get this goofy grin and say out loud "That is so bad ass." I'm glad I finally got the courage to do it. I'm even more glad that I designed it and didn't just pick something off the wall. Makes it so much cooler as well as making it a one-of-a-kind.

[wickedlove69]

that is so cool. does it have any special meaning to you or is it just something you liked? i think if i ever got a tattoo i would have to ask you to design it for me...if you would. but i'm too chicken shit lol

[undesiredcallow]

For the answer to that question see my next post. ^_~ (Sorry couldn't help myself).

I absolutely loved designing it, so if you ever wanted one made up I wouldn't mind creating it. Though considering the time put into it, I'd probably have to ask a small fee for it (not much at all). Getting a tattoo isn't that bad actually, I didn't really mind it. As long as you know you are going to be happy you got it in the end it is all worth the discomfort (I wouldn't even call it pain).