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Hi,
I've just discovered this tribe. Good to know there are others out there that need the ink :)
So far I have two full sleeves that end about 1cm from each hand. After a break from the needle for a few years, the urge has returned again big time. I'm aiming to complete a bodysuit within the next five years. Once that is achieved, I intend acquiring some visible ink: bodysuit extended onto neck and throat, followed by hands. The obvious next step for me will be extending neck and throat work onto chin and the rest of the face and scalp. A slow but sure plan for "natural ink seepage" :) I've had the urge for facial ink for more than a decade. It has never gone away; in fact, if anything, it is stronger now than ever. The magazines and Internet usually have some really good facial ink, which only encourages you to do the right thing. I doubt that my current tattoo artist would do the work, so the hunt will be on for an excellent artist with experience in facial ink.
Any others taking a similar approach?
cheers,
BikerLad
I've just discovered this tribe. Good to know there are others out there that need the ink :)
So far I have two full sleeves that end about 1cm from each hand. After a break from the needle for a few years, the urge has returned again big time. I'm aiming to complete a bodysuit within the next five years. Once that is achieved, I intend acquiring some visible ink: bodysuit extended onto neck and throat, followed by hands. The obvious next step for me will be extending neck and throat work onto chin and the rest of the face and scalp. A slow but sure plan for "natural ink seepage" :) I've had the urge for facial ink for more than a decade. It has never gone away; in fact, if anything, it is stronger now than ever. The magazines and Internet usually have some really good facial ink, which only encourages you to do the right thing. I doubt that my current tattoo artist would do the work, so the hunt will be on for an excellent artist with experience in facial ink.
Any others taking a similar approach?
cheers,
BikerLad
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Re: Long term facial ink plans
Sat, August 5, 2006 - 2:40 PMLad...............you are certainly NOT ALONE .....and I've started on the neck and throat stage!!!
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Re: Long term facial ink plans
Sun, August 13, 2006 - 10:46 PMThe urge to get face ink is simply getting to strong to ignore anymore for me so I am finally getting face work. I started with some stars to see if something small would hold me over, but it only made me want more. I do not have a full body suit yet, but I am sure eventually I will. The last place I really want to tattoo is my back simply because I will never really see it. My back is probably going to be the last thing I tattoo.
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Re: Long term facial ink plans
Mon, August 14, 2006 - 12:12 PMI was going to start my lower legs next, but after seeing tattboy68's latest pic, I'm really really wanting my scalp done.
What are you planning for your face?
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Re: Long term facial ink plans
Thu, November 2, 2006 - 9:54 AMwell let me start by saying from a young age of early teen i wanted my face neck and hands tattooed i could not wait to have them done i felt that not getting the work i wanted done just held me back no matter what other people would say getting my facial tattoo was one of the best experiences in my life as the needle hit my face i could feel my self being set free.not from society.i never got my face tattooed to rebel or get attention i did it becuse it called me i know that sound weird people always say that i tattooed my face for attention or so people would look at me.thats not true.i tattooed my face because it made me happy.i cant relate to alot of people when they say i have been waiting my whole life to get a facial tatto i dont understand what held you back other people n there thoughts thats not cool so you have been walking around unhappy for most your life because you did not get your face tattooed and you have been living for other people not yourself.
well if you realy want a facial tattoo stop waiting for other people to tell you that its oka to be happy an just come see me and we will tattoo a great tat2 on your face =) www.tattoojoe.net -
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Re: Long term facial ink plans
Thu, November 2, 2006 - 11:12 AMVery tempting :) I think I'd already decided that it has to be a TattooJoe special. Ever over in the UK?
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Re: Long term facial ink plans
Thu, November 2, 2006 - 3:01 PMWell, a little background before I answer directly . . .
Just got my first ink in April 2006 (chest, then abdomen). Started my right sleeve in September . . . and at the last session talked to my tattooist about extending the design onto the back of my hand. Our plan is to finish the right sleeve by Christmas and then begin work on the left sleeve in the New Year . . . with visible ink on the backs of both hands and "old school" knuckles.
Now that I've made the commitment to visible ink, it seems much easier to think about what I REALLY want . . . instead of just being awed by the courage of people who do it.
There are some things I know: I want a large throat tattoo. I am open to neck, scalp and face work and I've seen a lot that is really great . . .but not a lot that resonates enough with me that I think "I'd really like THAT on me." I really like ink/work on the chin. I am thinking of doing something there that might be a combination of a lip plate with scarification/cutting/ or tattooing. I am more inclined to ink that emphasizes facial features more than total coverage.
I think what I'm trying to say is this: Since making the commitment to get 'fucked for life' permanently visible ink on my hands, I've started considering my options and preferences for head/face ink much more seriously and am now trying to figure out what I WANT . . . not just what impresses me on others. -
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Wed, November 29, 2006 - 1:41 PMDear Chas, I am in process of being covered up only in my case my 2 masters, one old one new are/were both tattoo,ownership, body piercing-mods freaks. As a total bottom piss slave my owners have covered most of my arms-sleeves, chest, back, syomach both pictures and banners and back of legs and ass cheeks. I have like 52-53 tats on me so far and now my owner wants to ink my face/head/neck in some sort of tribal mess that both he and the tat man are drawing up. what makes it interesting is that the top front of my forehead and top of my head are to have a big penis and balls hanging down the back of my head and neck the sides will be tribal with the word FAGGOT in UV ink so it glows big time no mistake when in black light about me. That will be right side of face and head guess the left will be matching but dont know about uv word yet then after tat man finishes my head then tat man is supposto put a lot of body piercing rings and bars in me perm. My owner said last week he plans to put the words FAGGOT and CUM SUCKING on top of my right hand and I swallow on top of my left both will show 24/7 unless I wear gloves in public my owner wants to make sure that I am his for life and if I did get a job it would could only be in some dim lit gay bar maybe. lol. I have worked for a company in Baltimore for over 20 years but my boss said if I got the face ink I would be fired as I do deal with the public. I could see me now walk up to a counter and say can I help you with nose rings and ink all over me lol. Sounds like your going to also be transformed sounds like a fun project also.. Keep in touch where are you I am in Baltimore Maryland 410-370-5989 am on boards yahoo im as doa159 or slave Allan am supposto get the outlines of my face vertical dividing line and out line of cock and balls put on top of my head this week hope so cant wait to get/be messed up !!!!!!!!! -
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Sun, December 17, 2006 - 1:29 PMJust to let you all know i went to tat mans last week he put a tribal cock shaft down the top of my head. after he shaved me. The penis tip which is to start mid forehead and show 24/7, balls hanging down the back/sides of my head are to be added over the xmass holidays when he has some time. The pattern is such that there will no question about what it is even if tat man does sides and face in more tribal. I am also supposto get piercing rings and bars in face when ink heals Slave Allan
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Sat, December 30, 2006 - 8:25 PMFor many years I thought that I didn't want any ink that I couldn't cover up with a long-sleeved shirt. A couple of years ago that idea changed, and I ended up getting the backs of both hands covered in one ink sitting. After realizing that always-visible ink is just no big deal, it took no time at all before I got the right side of my neck inked. A couple of days later I got the left side inked. Next I got the back of my neck inked.
Not long after that, I decided to move right up onto the back of my head with ink. A few months later, I was in the tattoo shop getting some other work done on my collar bone, and I had the idea for a bit of smoke to be added to the truck already on the side of my neck. The artist was experimenting and came up with an artificial sideburn idea. Of course I couldn't resist!
It's been a bit over a year and now I'm ready to get the other side done in a similar fashion covering approximately the same area in front of my right ear creating an artificial sideburn in front of my right ear to match the existing one on the left side. I want to also get the area behind my left ear filled in. Beyond that, I'll just have to wait and see what happens.
I have to admit I'm really fascinated with the idea of eventually filling in my scalp, but I'll cross that bridge when I come to it.
Overall, I think that always-visible ink, especially on the neck, head and face should be approached cautiously. Experiment first with fake tattoos -- they are readily available and make a great way to experiment with various images. By approaching always-visible ink cautiously, waiting until the mood strikes to get a bit more ink, I'm 100% comfortable with it and have absolutely no problems in dealing with people or remaining employed.
I am an over-the-road truck driver, so I do have an advantage that those in other types of jobs likely don't have.--TOM -
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Sat, December 30, 2006 - 8:43 PMIts the journey that one takes leading up to scalp and neck ink. Watching as everything allines and leads up to the day of the outline. -
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Wed, July 11, 2007 - 9:33 PMMy experience was once I got some always-visible ink, I found it was no big deal at all. It was a bit of a shock when I realized I started thinking of ink anywhere on my head as simply "filling in" the blank spaces. I don't have a clue how much farther I'll go beyond where I am now with more head ink, but I'd say chances are good that the top of my scalp will probably absorb some ink sooner or later...
TOM
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Re: Long term facial ink plans
Wed, September 5, 2007 - 9:57 AMyes the throat and head and face are very powerful statement of self. Yes there are some great artist out there in this country that do just a wonderful job on the head and face. i would first say what style of tattoo are you looking to do. i have seem as of recent people inking their head and not really thinking of how it truly makes them look. just like all of we have a theme or a style some mixed some not. it is that creation of self. that quest for an inner truth. for some they just do for shock value and others do it for the art form. quite frankly it has been a growing process in to the ink still working on my ribs as what to do there. so many ideals have come and gone but it is the flow of the art work that makes a difference. Just like many have gotten Japanese body suites and are not one bit Asian. but some respect the culture and understand what they have put on their bodies. unlike many it is the use of the art to cover their body not respect the culture at all. that is what saddens me about most inked men. they lose purpose and meaning and just get lost in the process and lose touch with the reality of quest. through physical pain is a release. So process to quickly and cannot see through the chaos. therefore the vision is lost.
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Blue Face Without Tattooing...
Tue, December 25, 2007 - 2:27 AMI just posted a pic of a guy who's face turned dark blue/purple without any tattooing. It changed color as the result of long-term use of a home-brewed "colloidal silver" drink. The silver particles tend to collect in the skin just like tattoo ink, so the effect is essentially an evenly-distribuited tattoo without needles. Do a search for "man turned blue" in Google and you will easily find the story along with a news video done by a camera crew. This would be a viable way to get a blue/gray/purple face without tattooing. I think it would be a very cool mod. I wonder if anyone has ever done this deliberately? Also, it's an interesting fantasy to imagine colloidal silver doses being slipped into one's food and/or drink and turning blue/purple without them knowing why. Here's the link to the picture I posted:
facialtattoos.tribe.net/photos...21ec4d2
