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Has anyone had a small black and gray tattoo, and then later put a flower or something behind it?
If so, how did it turn out? Did it successfully look like the 1st image was resting on the 2nd? Did you do it 3D? Or did you just add around the 1st with a design? I have a small little Celtic antique dragon (off of jewelry), and it is simple and almost forms a circle (open in the center). It it for my son, who's name is Celtic, and means 'little fiery one'.
I've been thinking of putting a soft pink flower behind it, to symbolize me and how beautiful I think it is that he is my son. It is over my heart also.
I just want to know if anyone has any advise on how best to accomplish this idea, or if I should just leave it as is.
Sorry, I don't have a picture to post, but it is about silver dollar size, no legs or wings, just a curl in a circle with a head like a seahorse.
Thanks for any thoughts and answers!
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I'd like some legitimate answers! (but I thought that I'd pass this on to warn you to be careful)
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavourite answer
Hi.. not spam... I have not done what you are expalining, but
i have had tatt revamped a bit, i thought about it for ages and couldnt decide, i went to the artisit and talked to them about it and we were able to come up with some really good ideas.. :D
i suggest you go have a chat with your artist...
Source(s): inkedup - Anonymous5 years ago
The top of the foot seems to be a popular place right now. Its good because you can show it most of the time, but if ever a situation comes up in which its inappropriate, you can hide it.