Kevin's Watch

Sunbaneglasses wrote:How about simply "Remember The Deathstar" as a play on "Remember The Alamo"?

Haha! That's cool.

Go for 'Lest We Forget'. In my country, everyone knows what that means. It's culturally conditioned into us from a young age. Too bad the politicians have rail-roaded the original message of those words in an Australian context, and people have more or less forgotten what 'Lest We Forget' was meant to be saying. But I'm rambling.

It's a play on a famous phrase - go for it.

Montressor wrote:

Sunbaneglasses wrote:How about simply "Remember The Deathstar" as a play on "Remember The Alamo"?

Haha! That's cool.

Go for 'Lest We Forget'. In my country, everyone knows what that means. It's culturally conditioned into us from a young age. Too bad the politicians have rail-roaded the original message of those words in an Australian context, and people have more or less forgotten what 'Lest We Forget' was meant to be saying. But I'm rambling.

It's a play on a famous phrase - go for it.

Translation = "Lest we forget" is a good one too!



Here's the tattoo I'm getting soon. It's the classic four elements. (top left) Fire, (top right) Water, (bottom left) Earth, (bottom right) Air.

This is the tattoo I'm contemplating. I think I'd like to have it fairly large on my back, and perhaps colored. So what do you think?

~Lyr, I love the unbroken line of that design. I could just sit and let my eyes follow it over and over.
It's not quite symmetrical, which makes it more interesting.

Mina Harker wrote:This is the tattoo I'm contemplating. I think I'd like to have it fairly large on my back, and perhaps colored. So what do you think?

Very cool...shaded in emerald green would be righteous I think...but even unshaded is very nice...where on the back are you thinking rhomboids/scapula area or closer to the middle of the back?

I'd say base of neck pointing downwards, or between the shoulderblades pointing upwards.

Perhaps the top two corners pointing to the shoulder blades, and the tip pointed down the center of the back? That would be pretty cool symmetry - made especially interesting (I agree with Menolly) given the infinite-loop quality of the design... meaning only until someone draws near do they notice that the pattern itself isn't perfectly symmetric.

dw

Mina Harker wrote:This is the tattoo I'm contemplating. I think I'd like to have it fairly large on my back, and perhaps colored. So what do you think?

Very nice! I think uncoloured would look great.
Upper back would seem a better placement than lower back as a couple others have mentioned already. Will you keep it around thi size?

I'm thinking of having it start between my shoulder blades and pointing downward. I realize that the design isn't perfectly symmetrical, but I think that is due to the fact it is on skin that slopes slightly, which makes it look foreshortened. I don't want anything too high on my back, as I don't want it to peek out unless I intend to show it. My tattoo will be for me--and for any partner I have.


I do want it quite a bit larger than the picture. . . maybe scaled so that it fits between my shoulder blades.

I'm just totally sure I want to have a black-only tattoo. This is the kind of coloring I was thinking. I particularly like the combination of the purple and white. Though I might be open to the emerald green, since green is the color of life and growing things. Do you have a good example of that kind of shading?


What do you think?

I think that looks pretty good with the purple. I could only find one example of green to share:


Keep in mind too that green ink seems to last in skin much longer than any other colour (red the least I am told)

Mine is a mix of red,orange,yellow and black and just out of sight with clothing. I like tattoos like that where you can choose who to share them with.

Oh wow, that one is gorgeous, Chrysalis.
I don't ever see me getting a tatoo
but something like that
(without the cross of course)
would be mighty tempting.

Menolly wrote:

Emotional Leper wrote:

Menolly wrote:...uhm...

For some of us, the phrase Never Forget has a totally different connotation EL. I don't have a problem with you using it, but it may bring some interesting comments from your family your way.

True. Unfortunately, I think in South Carolina I'd get beaten up for making fun of 9/11 instead of being insensitive about the Holocaust.

The idea of you getting beaten again for any reason gives me intense shivers. Think this over carefully, OK?

The most apparent solution for EL is obviously is to get both permutations of the death star tattoo (lest and never), one on each arm.

Just kidding

A friend of mine has a corn stalk on her upper leg. I think it's reeeal classy. I think I am in the very small minority in my view.

I'm thinking about getting a tattoo when I'm 70 - or 90, why be pessimistic - so I won't have time for my poor choice (I will definitely end up making a poor choice) to embarrass me. What everyone thinks about it...eh.

I could also get a tattoo of the Weighted Companion Cube and the caption: "True Love."

Menolly wrote:Oh wow, that one is gorgeous, Chrysalis.
I don't ever see me getting a tatoo
but something like that
(without the cross of course)
would be mighty tempting.

Yeah its a pretty one. Only one I could find on google to show green shading. I love the blues but I dont think I will be getting any more tattoos any time soon.
This is a friends tattoo (done by the same tattooist that did mine). I really like the shades of blue and flames but it takes so long to do as its the full sleeve.

That's pretty! I bet it took a while!

I doubt I'd ever get another one (20 years on, and it looks like crap), but if I did, it's be this....



...with Cailette's name in the center, and it'd go on my shoulder blade. No beginning and no end for my love for her.

Ouroboros? Here's a nice tribal one for you. . .

Emotional Leper wrote:I could also get a tattoo of the Weighted Companion Cube and the caption: "True Love."

For you. . .
Weighted Companion Cube

Wyldewode wrote:

Emotional Leper wrote:I could also get a tattoo of the Weighted Companion Cube and the caption: "True Love."

For you. . .
Weighted Companion Cube

The symptoms most commonly produced by Enrichment Center testing are superstition, perceiving inanimate objects as alive, and hallucinations. The Enrichment Center reminds you that the weighted companion cube will never threaten to stab you and, in fact, cannot speak.

The Enrichment Center reminds you that the weighted companion cube cannot speak. In the event that the weighted companion cube does speak, the Enrichment Center urges you to disregard its advice.

Wyldewode wrote:Ouroboros? Here's a nice tribal one for you. . .

I like that one.....

Nope, not getting another one.....