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Idk what to say. Insta is weird

Shoutout to the artist who did a really great job in putting each and every details, shadings, etc

Cool idea or instant regret?

Please suggest.

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It says **carpe diem** “seize the day.” "Take the chances"

I wanted smtg minimal but sometimes I feel like I made it too small. From a distance, it just looks like a line

Not sharing a closeup picture for you all to tell me whether it looks too small or not.

So i want to get a tattoo like this in delhi so how much my budget should be 😅I don't want eyes part so I'll remove that

I got this tattoo when i was 17 years old and in my rebel phase and now i find it very tacky. The line quality is also really poor and the ink has bled a lot, so I’m not a fan anymore.

I’m open to getting it either removed or covered up. Covering up would be a lil tricky considering the breast placement, but any ideas are appreciated. (I’m like to botanical tats but not sure if it works there)

Been almost a couple of years now but I still love the red. Any suggestions on what colors won't fade and look good on this skin tone? Thanks!

Ik there are some blown out lines but eh love them all a lot and wouldn't change a thing🖤 The designs are made by me as I love adding custom touches to it to make it personal.

I want to fill the space on top of the Swat Kat. Something small. What should I get?

Theme: Spartan and Phoenix
Artist: Animesh

I was thinking to get get this tattoo 8-10cm just above my belly button. Can someone tell me what's budget of something like this? I'm thinking of getting it in lucknow

hey im a newbie and tryna get me first tattoo. i was thinking of getting 2-3 in some sittings. please tell how much theyll be in delhi and please suggest some tattoo artists? ive heard about tenzin tattoos. anymore? im like 173cm if that matters for the leg tattoo? and i want the fitoor one really small near wrist

Tattoo artist: “How committed are you to this mountain?”
Me: goes to Darjeeling to sync the tattoo with the original terrain 🏔️

Being from Siliguri, Kanchenjunga was never just scenery. It was the constant in the distance. The thing that silently reminded you where you belonged.

I’ve spent years away from home now, and somewhere along the way I got this tattoo as a way of carrying that feeling with me. Getting to film the tattoo with the real mountain behind it felt like a small full-circle moment.

People from the hills and the Dooars probably understand this feeling. You grow up seeing Kanchenjunga so often that you almost take it for granted, until you move away and suddenly miss it more than expected.

That’s one of the reasons I got the tattoo. Not just because the mountain looks beautiful, but because it reminds me of home every single time I look at it.

My first tattoo.