I posted this on my main blog - Delaney's World - and I figured I would share it here as well.
Yes I did!
There is a tattoo shop in Andover, KS where my son lives that is a two man operation. King Pete’s is owned by Pete, the only non tattooed tattoo artist I have ever met and a young guy named Nolan who has been tattooing for about three years now.
Nolan tattooed my husband a couple of years ago and seemed very likeable and talented so when I decided I had a couple of tattoos I really wanted done I went to see him.
I have a tattoo already on my left wrist that is about my daughter and you can see it in the pictures of me knitting. I have always wanted a dream catcher on my other arm that is a representation of my Native American heritage and my son who is sort of my dream catcher in life. He is always there for me when I need him. He supports me in anything I do and I love him to death. He is my only son and my baby.
Here is my new tattoo:
Hubby doesn’t see the “J” for our son’s name nor does he see the heart – do you?
If you don’t, here is where to look:
and the heart:
I think that Nolan did a great job and got exactly what I wanted. Now it is still healing up so it still looks a bit rough. I have to admit that Nolan is one of the gentlest tattoo artists I have had so far. Not a bad experience at all and I could hardly feel him working which is high praise in my book. Being artistic as well as having a gentle touch with the needles makes me want to come back and I plan on it the first of October. Yes, I am getting another tattoo done after Jamaica and it will be another bigger one on the other side of my shoulder/back to balance out me Geisha. I look forward to seeing what Nolan comes up with for the different styles I showed him that I love. Should be interesting and I look forward to my next tattoo.
Sunday, August 30, 2009
I Have a New Tattoo!
Posted by Delaney at 5:00 PM
Labels: black and gray tattoos, t, tattoo artists, tattoos, women's tattoos
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3 comments:
nice tattoos! just can't have one, im afraid of the needles... :)
Beth,
Trust me, I HATE needles ie injections but getting a tat is sooo much different. It is more like being lightly snapped with a rubber band and after the first couple of minutes you are used to it. Unless the tattoo artist is really rough, you won't have a problem. Nolan was so gentle that it was over before I knew it and not once did I "feel" it.
Delaney
Delaney,
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