Personally, I'd go for somewhere less obvious (and probably less painful!). For my ink, I chose somewhere I could cover when I'm old (and everything turns South) while not sacrificing what was important to me about it.
Tats are personal, though and you should get what you want where you want it.
I think that is a pretty awesome idea! I think it would make a nice back of the shoulder tattoo and that way it can be covered easier than your forearm if need be.
I think this would make an awesome tattoo if you want one, but as has been previously mentioned, it makes a difference what else is going on and where you put it. I don't know what other tattoos you may be rocking.
So I am afraid the only way that any of us will be able to make an informed answer is for you to post nude pictures of yourself so that we can determine the best placement.
What?
Fine, no Nicole nudes then. If you've already decided it will work where you want to put it, then go for it. Heck, if you find a tattoo artist who is really talented, I think the central image of Jane rising from the water would look great on someone's back.
Actually, better yet, it looks like each cover is going to have a different heart thing going on, so do one each time a book comes out. You're might end up looking like a playing card by the time Jane has as many books out as Sookie, but we'll just call you "10 of Hearts" at that point. It'll be like you are in the Royal Flush Gang or something.
Thanks, everybody. . . i'm getting a DOOO EEEEET vibe, which I enjoy. And if I DID do it it would be forearm. When I do rock out, it's with my you know what out. LOL
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How Big: Bigger than a baby's arm? No, seriously, about the size it is here.
Me? I'm a total weeny. I started begging for drugs from the OB the minute the test stick turned blue.
Personally, I'd go for somewhere less obvious (and probably less painful!). For my ink, I chose somewhere I could cover when I'm old (and everything turns South) while not sacrificing what was important to me about it.
Tats are personal, though and you should get what you want where you want it.
I say YES! It's very cool. I'd get it if I were you.
So I am afraid the only way that any of us will be able to make an informed answer is for you to post nude pictures of yourself so that we can determine the best placement.
What?
Fine, no Nicole nudes then. If you've already decided it will work where you want to put it, then go for it. Heck, if you find a tattoo artist who is really talented, I think the central image of Jane rising from the water would look great on someone's back.
Actually, better yet, it looks like each cover is going to have a different heart thing going on, so do one each time a book comes out. You're might end up looking like a playing card by the time Jane has as many books out as Sookie, but we'll just call you "10 of Hearts" at that point. It'll be like you are in the Royal Flush Gang or something.
And good try, Thom. Goooood try. ;-)
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