Husker Tattoe

Wouldn't it be cheaper / easier / more convenient / less chance of Hepatitis C to just put any of this stuff on a t-shirt and wear it?

 
Bowfin said:
Wouldn't it be cheaper / easier / more convenient / less chance of Hepatitis C to just put any of this stuff on a t-shirt and wear it?
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wildman said:
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Looking to get the Black Shirts tat on my back on my spin below my neck first tattoe any idea on cost?

I am looking to do a much smaller version like 2 inch bc two inch. Thanks in advance to any advise. Looking to put national championship years below it. Edit Yes aware misspelled several words.
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if your serious about this then take some advice from people who have tattoo's. First off choose a reputable place. Ask around find where people go to get tattoos and look at what they have done. When you decide on a place ask the artist if they have pictures of tattoos they have done. Look at them for reference of their work before you truely decide on a place and artist. Also I advise you not to get a tattoo on your neck or spine for your first one. That is one of the most sensative areas there is. Starting there you may not be willing to go back and have it finished if it takes more than 1 session.

As for the cost your going to be paying a set rate per hour. Some artist depending on the size may just charge a set amount and not do the hourly rate. But taking a guess based on the ones i have, I'd say around $100 to $200 for what your describing.
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Thanks for the advise not just trolling... My friend John has this one, really like it but don't want to copy it.

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I would personally go speak with an expert, who does tattoos. Your going to get a bunch of biased answers when asking on a forum. Most of these people giving you crap on here don't have tattoos, and probably hate them. Some people see them as a piece of art. Its a personal preference, but if you get it done, do your research and look at the artist's portfolio. Many artists also have facebook, so check there, since its more up to date than their portfolio you see in the shops.

I know two VERY good artists, and if your serious about this, I can give you their contact information. Both located in Omaha. Their line work is solid.

 
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I do not have any tattoos, but I have thought about getting one from time to time. Instead, each time I had the urge, I bought a new t-shirt. If it was possible, the t-shirt I selected resembled the image or theme I was considering to place in ink on my body. Funny how tastes change. I have a lot of t-shirts I no longer wear. Good thing.

 
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