Any one have any ideas of what I should get. It will be on my right foot because I've got a bouquet on my left ankle. Also how much does it hurt? I've heard it can be pretty painful because all of the bones in our feet? Thanks a bunch.
B aka PE2007-03-01T22:29:55Z
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I'm a freak, maybe you are too. To me the more bony the area, the less it hurts.
As for ideas, I'm thinking about putting an old school skull and cross bones on one of my feet. I think semi evil art on a lady is cool, and a change from all the butterflies and such. Good luck.
I just recently got a foot tattoo. Pain for each person is diffrent. A lot of women say, "If you given birth, then it's a walk in the park in comparison" To me the pain kept shifting depending where the needle was. The worst I felt was on the sides where it felt like a combination of a wasp sting and a cat scratch...it burns and stings at the same time. However in the middle of my foot toward the top (the area furthest away from the toes) it seriously just felt like my foot was vibrating and sort of tickled. They say the outline hurts the most and I agree and disagree. For me what really got me was when they stopped and had to go back to it, during the out line there are more stops.
A lot of tattoo artists will NOT tattoo feet hands or above the neck. the skin is different and the ink spreads quickly (eg. it becomes blurry and not as beautiful as intended) also your shoes will wear away the ink quickly and if you wear sandals u must remember to SPF 40 your feet also. Yes the bones and nerve clusters in your feet will make it difficult to tattoo and painful. also feet pick up more bacteria than other areas. why not a wreath of bumblebees and butterflies (insects that support flowers) around your other ankle or a line of them waving as they go up the same leg?
My friend just got a tat on her foot, with no spectacular comments on pain. I tattooed myself on both feet (the toes) and found the pain normal for tats. The problem doesn't lie so much with the bones as the veins, at least for me. I have very thin skin with the veins blue and close to the skin, so no reputable parlour will touch my feet. On the other hand, I also have a terribly high pain threshold, thanks to years of pain from genetic deformities and botched surgeries. On your feet, I would recommend something very floral and decorative, perhaps winding up the foot to the opposite angle. Grape leaves, morning glories, roses, ivy; all very delicate, feminine, and beautiful.
Look on www.bmezine.com Ive got both my feet tattoed and it hurt a bit, but it didnt take to long! The 2nd one hurt more as i got used to the pain n my first foot so by the time i got to the 2nd i went into shock lol. Also my feet swelled huge and you need to wear flip flops for a week so the ink takes!