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I got in on my birthday, January 27. Finally most of the swelling and scabbing has subsided, though it is still not completely healed. I like the way it came out though. In some ways it looks better than even I thought it would. :cheers:
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i wouldn't want a spider tattoo'd on my shoulder, but that thing seriously looks 3D. i've never seen a tat that sticks out as much as that one.
wth would u want a spider on your body? nevertheless a black widow...
black widows are FEMALE
[QUOTE=StroShow4]i wouldn't want a spider tattoo'd on my shoulder, but that thing seriously looks 3D. i've never seen a tat that sticks out as much as that one.[/QUOTE]
Yeah the guy I went to specializes in shadowing. He used a different needle aswell. The shadowing needle was even more painful than a regual needle. Felt like all the hairs on my head were being ripped out with pliers one by one.
AHHH, I'm gonna have to call fake. It looks too amazingly done, honestly. How much did you pay for it? Anyways can we get another pic? Take it as a compliment, but still, it's really well done.
[QUOTE=aahhsin]wth would u want a spider on your body? nevertheless a black widow...
black widows are FEMALE[/QUOTE]
Spiders are asexual to me. I wanted a black widow.
1. Why get a big ugly spider?
2. If it's not fake, that is easily the most percise tattoo I've ever seen. I swear to God I thought it was real. Took me a while to look closely and see it was a tat.
[QUOTE=Richie2k6]If it's not fake, that is easily the most percise tattoo I've ever seen. I swear to God I thought it was real. Took me a while to look closely and see it was a tat.[/QUOTE]
That's what I'm saying. I don't think I've ever seen a tattoo so nicely made, it's probebly perfect, couldn't have been done better.
Looks good, am thinking of gettin one myself but cant decide what to get...
that thing would freak me the hell out if i woke up and saw it
that thing looks real. watch it attract real spiders to your shoulder to have sex with it. imagine little spider penises poking your shoulder.
[QUOTE=v-unit]AHHH, I'm gonna have to call fake. It looks too amazingly done, honestly. How much did you pay for it? Anyways can we get another pic? Take it as a compliment, but still, it's really well done.[/QUOTE]
Yeah I want to see more pictures. That thing looks 3D!
Damn son!
that suckers incredbly life like and very professionally done everywhere from the shading of the red widow mark to the intriquet detail on the legs...
How long did it take to complete in full?
One session?
wow, cool tat. looks very lifelike and the 3d illusion was done pretty well. i gotta ask, how much did it cost?
Thats one of the best tats I've seen and its unique... :cheers:
Why? ....
Just Why??
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The acceptance of tattoos within modern society sometimes has its backlackashes...
I hate to be the one to bring you the bad news but that black widow is majory flawed....
the red hour glass is supposed to be located on the spider's belly...not on the top of it's abdomen...
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[QUOTE=-primetime-]I hate to be the one to bring you the bad news but that black widow is majory flawed....
the red hour glass is supposed to be located on the spider's belly...not on the top of it's abdomen...[/QUOTE]
this one has some red on the top of it's abdomen, but not an hour glass :confusedshrug:
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[B]Description[/B]
[I]Adult female [B][SIZE="3"]black widow spiders are gloss black with an hourglass shaped marking on the underside of its abdomen [/SIZE][/B]which can range from orange to red. They also bear a small, usually red (colors vary) dot near the spinnerets, which is separate from the hourglass. In L. variolus, the two halves of the hourglass shape may be separated into two separate patches. A large female black widow spider can grow to about 1.5 inches (37 mm), counting legspan. The body is about 0.5-0.6 inches (12-15 mm). Male black widow spiders are half the size of the female or smaller. They have longer legs and a smaller abdomen in relation to their body size. They are also usually dark brown with varying colors of stripes/dots, with no hourglass mark. Adult males can be distinguished from juvenile females by their more-slender body, longer legs and large pedipalps typical of most other male spiders.[/I]
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_widow_spider[/url]
[QUOTE=-primetime-]I hate to be the one to bring you the bad news but that black widow is majory flawed....
the red hour glass is supposed to be located on the spider's belly...not on the top of it's abdomen...
[IMG]http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m4/_primetime__photos/black_widow.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
:roll: burn
[QUOTE=Done_And_Done]Why? ....
Just Why??
The acceptance of tattoos within modern society sometimes has its backlackashes...[/QUOTE]
There was a guy at my old work who had the IP address of Google in binary code tattoed on his arm.
You couldn't pay me to get myself inked with a spider, but goddamn that's unreal work. Musta cost you. You scammin' people again? Pretty sure that's breaching your parole.