- Blueeyed.tattoo.godess
- 08-31-2022, 01:28 PM
Hey guys! I am looking for some fresh ink! Professional portfolio and studio a must. Joplin, Springfield or NW Arkansas areas
- bigdaddyar
- 08-31-2022, 06:33 PM
Hey guys! I am looking for some fresh ink! Professional portfolio and studio a must. Joplin, Springfield or NW Arkansas areas Originally Posted by Blueeyed.tattoo.godess
The Apex Tattoo Studio
615 W Oak St · (501) 358-1438
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Frisco Tattoo
Rogers, AR · (479) 278-2788
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3rd Eye Tattoo
Rogers, AR · (479) 202-5600
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- ICU 812
- 09-03-2022, 09:25 AM
Body ink is now a mainstream/common/popular thing. Well OK, but I am not a fan. Go ahead and do what you will do, I recognize that it is defiantly my place to disapprove or in any other way be judgmental.
However, I would make an observation: I worked at a major VA hospital before retiring. Every day I interacted directly with veterens from all services and all eras from just pre-ww2 to Desert storm and later. And so, I saw a lot of tattoos.
Believe me when I say that body ink does not age well! Think of a curvy hula dancer on a sagyh 70- or 80-year-old bicep . . .r a cute little Geco that has become an Iquana.
However, I would make an observation: I worked at a major VA hospital before retiring. Every day I interacted directly with veterens from all services and all eras from just pre-ww2 to Desert storm and later. And so, I saw a lot of tattoos.
Believe me when I say that body ink does not age well! Think of a curvy hula dancer on a sagyh 70- or 80-year-old bicep . . .r a cute little Geco that has become an Iquana.
- Ripmany
- 09-13-2022, 01:51 PM
No