So I'm planning on a tattoo. It's going to be an ankle braclet with puzzle pieces and a charm on my foot. The reason i'm planning this is it's about one of my poems. Can you tell me if this way too much ink to put on my ankle? And what colors should i do?
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Kocarie
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we in my opinio you can never have too much ink, but I guess that depends on how visible you want it to be. As far as colors go I prefer black and white art, it holds up longer and better.
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I agree with Binary, you can never have too much ink ;) Anyway, what you should keep in mind is that the lines should never be too close to each other, as tattoo lines can grow closer to each other later on. Which makes some designs very blurry when they get older. To keep it clear, to my opinion the outlines should also be at least 3 needles thick. Less then that and a tattoo can become really vague after some years. About color: I really like black and white, but that's a personal thing. The thing with color is that color also tends to become more vague. But, colors can be really smart, and you can always refresh the colors if you want. And here a link to some articles about what makes a good tattoo artist: http://www.helium.com/knowledge/84937-what-makes-a-good-tattoo-artist
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