You got a nice bum bum.

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*ignoring nice bum*

that would be such a good tattoo. I don't think the sword should be any longer though, I think it's pretty much spot on.

Are you having it tattooed in those colours? that'd be very cool.

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I agree.
*gets serious*
Very nice-looking tatoo there, of course, the excellent photomanip doesn't do much to aid in the downfall of the tatoo. Did that sound right? it was meant to be a compliment. lol. Great manip, looks about real nay for the brightness of the tattoo...
Back tot he tatoo in itself. Looks fricken nice.... * stares in wonder*

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This is going to look fantastic on you. Good to see what it will look like off the paper, smart move.

I know several people who have been working on their tattoos recently, and it's got me thinking about mine again... hm... *plots*

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this is just beautiful.

I love the placement too...but the artist will help
out more with it when you get it done.

Very good desgine,
I've tryed to draw something
very similer to that but without that
star and there were banners around it.

I cant wait to see the real thing!
It will look beautiful.
<3

love it.

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bleh.

it is a cool tattoo but coming from someone with a full back peice your not gonna want the wings to go out that far,even with the pain factor aside it's hard to get ink to stick in that spot right behind your arm pit. It's also gonna have to be darker cuz white is'nt realy an option for a tattoo of that size,but i'm sure it's only light because of photoshop. Good luck and good ink.

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Awsome design! You don't see white used as a primary colour in tat's much. I realy love the wings!

Looks great. I agree: lengthening it in the long run will make it look much more proportionate. Perhaps even narrowing it slightly at your shoulder blades (but even suggesting that, I'm wary that it might start to look warped). However: have you approached a tattoo artist about this yet? They'll probably have some ideas to throw in as well to maximize the tattoo "effect" so to speak.

Dammit. Yer gonna be one of those people with the little bit of tattoo peeking out from the collar of their shirt who I stand behind in line (such as the grocery store or other nonsense) and I wonder what the tattoo is of.

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Wow. O_o That design must've taken a lot of work and intricate attention to detail. I like how you kept it silver only. Looks wonderful in my opinion.

Btw, are you doing Otakon this year?

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*also agrees*

The tattoo looks incredible. I'd be a bit worried about the pain factor... How long d'you think it'll take to actually get it done? And to ask the major question, is it possible to inject silvery-color into skin?