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lobosabio was kind enough to meet up with me tonight to help me finally get a picture of my black light tattoo. I've never really had a camera capable of taking a nice clear picture of it and when I saw all of his photography with light play, I knew that he would be able to get one for me! This tattoo is only visible under a black light. When it is under normal light, it is virtually invisible. This will be moved to scraps soon.
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Please do not steal or alter without permission!
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oh man yours was half the price of the UV pentacle one on my back- by the way don't ever get a uv one on your back unless you're really tough or get a numbing patch because the type of ink goes deeper than normal ink so they have to go slower because its not good to go over it. . .well if you have a good artist they won't want to. + there is a small line missing in mine but I"m glad its on my back so I don't see the scar every day lol
It was about the same. It was the least painful tattoo I've gotten but that is simply because of the location with a lot of muscle. Most of my other tattoos have happened over bone (like on my hip, shoulder blades, ankle, spine, etc.)
Annd they use blacklight ink? I think Chameleon is the name of the most common brand but I'm not sure if that was the particular brand they used or not...
Annd they use blacklight ink? I think Chameleon is the name of the most common brand but I'm not sure if that was the particular brand they used or not...
Hehe I'll just copy paste from my above comment so you can see this too but here:
There is a lot of controversy over whether its safe or causes cancer... so not all shops offer it and it's fairly new to the tattoo scene. Not to mention, as I had said, it's completely invisible under normal light :3
There is a lot of controversy over whether its safe or causes cancer... so not all shops offer it and it's fairly new to the tattoo scene. Not to mention, as I had said, it's completely invisible under normal light :3
Everything in this world now gives people cancer. "OMG DIET COKE - CANCER" "OMG GAIZ - COOKING WITH TEFLON! - CANCER!!" If I was going to be afraid of everything that could possibly give people cancer, I probably wouldn't have much to live off of... it hasn't exactly been PROVEN to be cancerous... there is simply speculation. -shrug- I'm not gonna waste my life being worried about that sort of stuff. If I get cancer, I get cancer. Not much I can do about it.
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