You're not going to believe this!

[piper]

I'm not a "tatoo guy", but he did a wonderful job!

[juggernaut]

The tattoo artist did a fantastic job!

[lookwhoitis]

Great piece! What did it cost?

[The Troll King]

Great piece! What did it cost?

 

I'd rather not say. More than the Brooks original but much less than I had anticipated!

[Cimm]

Great piece! What did it cost?

 

I'd guess right at 400ish

[Comicdey]

I'm not into Tatoos, but man you have to appreciate the skills of that artist. It looks great, and if it's you....good on ya.

[Boboset]

I remember being super impressed when I saw the original Brooks art. I'm now even more impressed with the tat!

[DrWatson]

Im old school. why would you want that on your leg for the rest of your life? Never understood that, a little symbol sure...

I concur. When you're young and stupid is one thing. When you're older and a presumed professional is another.

[JiveTurkeyMoFo]

Only seven hours in the chair? Wuss....

 

Seriously, looks great. Congrats!

[kidcolt]

Very nice. I like tattoos but I always think about when/if I reach old age. I don't think I would want a big tattoo when I hit my 70-80's haha.

 

I was also wondering what that would cost. 7 hours of labor plus the ink and other supplies, $400ish as someone suggested seems like a great bargain ($57.15 hr).

[comicparadox]

Im old school. why would you want that on your leg for the rest of your life? Never understood that...

 

+1.

 

"Not that there's anything wrong with that".

[Speedy-D]

Dude, well done! I took just the opposite route when getting my first tattoo. A couple friends and I decided just when we walked by a tattoo place in NYC that we should go for it. They already had a couple, this would be my first. So we went in, I asked if they would do a Star of David, and a bit later I was a tattooed man.

 

And I haven't regretted it yet.

[Monstro]

Im old school. why would you want that on your leg for the rest of your life? Never understood that, a little symbol sure...

 

If you have to ask the question then a tattoo is definitely not for you.

[MutantKeys]

Are you going to shave the rest of your legs now?

 

Nice tat

[Jeffro.]

I started a new thread over in The Crapper, errrr I mean the Water Cooler to discuss tats since I don't want to carp all over Buffyfan's thread.

 

 

[october]

It's nicely done, though I wouldn't want a half naked vampire woman on my leg for the rest of my life.

 

I am not against tattoos per se (I eventually want my family crest on my bicep), but every one of my friends that has gotten them, regrets them. That has given me some serious pause and I know at the very least I will never get one that can't be covered by shorts and a t-shirt.

[PokerKid]

Im old school. why would you want that on your leg for the rest of your life? Never understood that, a little symbol sure...

I concur. When you're young and stupid is one thing. When you're older and a presumed professional is another.

 

Why put something on the wall of your house when you can just stare at a blank wall your whole life?

[scottish]

7 hours! The longest I've had to sit (and I have two tattoos) was 3 and I thought that was bad! Sweet ink!

 

[scottish]

It's nicely done, though I wouldn't want a half naked vampire woman on my leg for the rest of my life.

 

I am not against tattoos per se (I eventually want my family crest on my bicep), but every one of my friends that has gotten them, regrets them. That has given me some serious pause and I know at the very least I will never get one that can't be covered by shorts and a t-shirt.

 

I have 2 - that I got in my 40s. No regrets! Just saying.

[Old Fashion PB and J]

Great work!

 

I am up to 13, no regrets at all. Chest piece is next