Candy750 wrote:I should have also asked the question - what tatoos do you want?
Since you asked...
Eventually there will be a Rosie the Riveter on my upper right arm (where she's flexing her right arm - and she's going to have a "13" tattooed on her arm) - she will have a yellow rose as a background. Under her will be the design of the WWII fighter pilot wings that my Great Uncle Don wore during his tour of duty. I'm so anti-war, but there's just something about his stories. I'm very proud of him.
One of my forearms will be a tribute to my time spent as a projectionist at the theater where I work - I'm thinking the marquee with two film reels, film flowing around the whole thing, popcorn cup on the side. It's gonna be whimsical - that's what working there is like anyway; whimsical.
There will be the Gerald Scarfe flowers from the movie, "Pink Floyd's - The Wall". Those flowers will wrap around the Dead Kennedy's tattoo on my upper left arm. That's all for me and Scan. (you'd have to read the DK description in my blog - too tired to explain here).
I'd like to get a "Loonette" riding a bike like mine. But she won't look just like the character, Loonette the Clown (kind of creepy) - she'll be more like a witch. Maybe a gun-totin', knife-wearin' chick with flowing hair and clothes (like a pirate?). The image is in my head, but I've yet to piece that one together on paper.
If I don't die first (will take lots of time and money, and is last on the list), I'd like to have my entire back done with a night scene. More skulls, moon, stars, dark night sky (ouch!!), Halloween sort of theme goin' on. Dark, dark, and more dark. But again, that's last on the list.
Hmmm, what else... I do have a couple more in mind, but they're highly personal, so I won't share here. And some filler tats would be nice as well - some stars, small flower vines - things to tie other things together without looking too messy and crowded. And more ideas will come up as I continue my walk in life. That's how they happen for me. Most are some sort of representation of where I've been, how I see my life, tributes to loved ones, etc...
I used to think that every family/friendship circle should have at least one lawyer, one doctor, and one plumber. Now I believe the circle should also include one tattoo artist. Tats are expensive!! But, golly-gee, I love 'em!
Cheers,
Loonette