Let me ask you something, do you have a tattoo? If so, how long did it take you to decide on a) getting one and b) on the design? Guess what? I actually took two whole years to think about my first tattoo, and then I went ahead and got one. And I don't regret that at all.
Why? Here are a few examples that show that when you decide in haste, it's not always a good thing unless you have a great tattoo artist who can rescue a badly done or faded tattoo.
I don't blame somebody for wanting to get a black cat tattoo, alright. They're the best. Am I right? But if you do get one, make sure it doesn't look like a blob. This one here got the cover-up it desperately needed.
"Got a coverup a few days ago and I love it. The first tattoo wasn’t awful (from what others tell me) but personally I hated it. Couldn’t be happier! I hope this gives hope to others who wish to 'fix' their tattoos!"
I think this looks much better, no?
Oh, my goodness. Check this out. It took a total of 14 hours and four sessions to fix this guy's half-sleeve tattoo. I don't know what the heck it was before, but now it's pretty much a masterpiece. Isn't it gorgeous or what?
"Your artist really did you, and himself, proud. That looks amazing! There’s a huge amount of detail, you can just keep looking at it for a long time. The artistry, the way it flows together, everything is beautiful. Congratulations!"
I so agree with that.
Wow! This is one of those tattoo styles I really admire. I would love to get a starry night just like this one etched onto my arm. Everything about this cover-up speaks volumes to me. How about you? Do you love it too?
Okay, was that supposed to be some kind of moon tattoo? It looked pretty awful, no? So I'm super glad this person got a professional on the case. Now, they can really show off this new calf piece. I'm really impressed by this.
If you're going to get a cartoon kitty tattoo make sure the artist you choose knows what they're doing. Somehow I don't think this was the case here. That's one sad kitty, eh? But the cover-up is exactly what this person should have gotten from the start.
I don't know what when through this woman's mind when she got the original tattoo, haha. It's fun, but it looks like a child drew it, alright. However, this bird cover-up is so vibrant and sure stands out.
Oh, my goodness. How pretty is this leg cover-up tattoo here? It's such a stark difference when you look at the before and after. This second design is masterfully done, and I love the adorable little tiger. It looks so lifelike, no?
Not every rose is the same. Am I right? You can say the same thing about these tattoos here. The first one lacked many basic skills, while the second one is the way a good tattoo should like, right? And I love all the details in this cover-up.
As much as I love orcas, this tattoo didn't do them justice. It started to bleed, and it wouldn't last the test of time. That's why this person had the right mind to do something about it. Even though it's not the same subject matter, at least it's a good tattoo now.
Why the heck do people pick an avocado as a tattoo? I'm always baffled when I see these poor choices, hehe. Now, thankfully, they got their marbles back and decided to get something a lot better etched on their arm. This is what I'm talking about.
Oh, my gosh! Take a look at this sad face here, haha. This is exactly how a tattoo shouldn't act. If you see bleeding like this, it's a sure sign of trouble. The person who did this poor tattoo pushed the needle in too hard. But the cover-up is definitely a step up.
"2 months apart. On the left, done for very cheap price - Took 2 sessions, 10 hours total. Fixed by the artist who created the design originally, who was quoting double the price. He did it in under 2 hours. Good tattoos aren't cheap and cheap tattoos aren't good."
Amen to that!
"Bye bye wonky blown-out compass!"
If you're going to get a tattoo of mainly lines, make sure they're done right. This tattoo here was not. That's why I'm thrilled to see that this person opted for a totally different design. I like it much better now.
A tattoo blowout is when the lines start to visibly blur. That's exactly what happened to this piece here. If this occurs to your tattoo, don't worry. A talented artist can still fix it. Check out how good it looks now after this fix-up.
"After 11 years, my first tattoo got some much-needed TLC."
I'll say so! It's hard to see what was going on in the original tattoo, but this new cover-up is definitely a showstopping piece. Do you agree with me on that? It sure gives this lady a color pop.
If you had this odd neck tattoo, would you be proud of it? Eh, I don't think so, hehe. I don't even know what it was supposed to be. However, this cover-up is giving me all the right feels. Not only is it gorgeous, but it's done perfectly.
You should really take your time before you decide on getting a tattoo. First, you need to pick a good design. Then you should make sure it fits the area of your body you want to have it. And last but definitely not least, find somebody who knows what they're doing.
If you follow those steps, you shouldn't have to worry about covering anything up in the future. Don't say I didn't warn you. Okay?
