Paul still has virgin skin and has been considering getting his first tattoo at Brighton.
Do people think this would be a good or bad idea?
He has done his homework he knows which artists he likes (I think he knows artists work better than I do) and he has a fair few ideas.
Has anyone else got there first tattoo at a convention?
I think the only thing that worries me is that he is shit with pain but then maybe getting tattooed at a convention would be good for this.
Obviously in the end its up to him to decide but it would be interesting to see what other people think.
Whereabouts on his person is he planning to get said tattoo and also, how big is he planning to go?
Somewhere not to obvious maybe top of the arm or thigh. Not massive but not to small maybe about the size of a hand maybe a bit smaller.
It depends on which idea he was to go with or which artist he could get work from.
i hate gettin tattooed at convention.
besides, you cant tel me the tattooist can give it his or her all with all the stresses and time pressure of a convention, (dont care which artists deny it, you know your fibbin :P )
i hear of conventions closing while people are still being tattooed etc. and the tattooist hav ing to stop etc.
why bother and have the hassle?
go for the studio thing.. although im not sure many artists will tattoo a 13 yr old.
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Originally Posted by rockabillyhun
ripping up kitchen rolls at conventions is not an apprenticeship..
that could apply to anyone getting a tattoo at a convention though ...if he's not at the end of the day and isn't getting a huge back piece, that eliminates both of those concerns already.
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If we just took one second and used it to be inspired or to put our self in those people shoes and learn from them rather than trying to compete I Know we would start to understand how beautiful learning is… For we can learn from even the simplest of men. For the true test of self confidence is having the courage to acknowledge, and to be open to new ideas regardless of their source.
i hate gettin tattooed at convention.
besides, you cant tel me the tattooist can give it his or her all with all the stresses and time pressure of a convention, (dont care which artists deny it, you know your fibbin :P )
i hear of conventions closing while people are still being tattooed etc. and the tattooist hav ing to stop etc.
why bother and have the hassle?
go for the studio thing.. although im not sure many artists will tattoo a 13 yr old.
I think you maybe a little biased seeing as you don't like getting tattooed at conventions yourself. I still get very nervous before getting tattooed but find it easyer to handle at a convention than in a shop. More going on to take your mind off it etc.
We will take note of what you said about getting tattooed at the end of the day though and try to make sure this doesnt happen.
lol... oddly, the only thing that appeals to me about getting tattooed at a convention is the opportunity of seeing an artist you wouldn't ordinarily get to... I couldn't bear the thought of people standing round watching me
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Originally Posted by Jose Lopez
If we just took one second and used it to be inspired or to put our self in those people shoes and learn from them rather than trying to compete I Know we would start to understand how beautiful learning is… For we can learn from even the simplest of men. For the true test of self confidence is having the courage to acknowledge, and to be open to new ideas regardless of their source.
If he decides to go for it, maybe try and get the 1st appt of the the day...less time to get nervous, no hanging around if artist is running late and plenty of time for a drink afterwards
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Originally Posted by BettyBean
Hahaaaaa! You can't be talking QVC in the crematorium!
First tattoo at a convention? 
...if he's not at the end of the day and isn't getting a huge back piece, that eliminates both of those concerns already.
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