Mary Poppins
Member
He actually comes to see our show quite a bit. We did a meet and greet with him once after the show and he took a picture with us. He told us that the picture would be the next tattoo he got. :animwink:
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He actually comes to see our show quite a bit. We did a meet and greet with him once after the show and he took a picture with us. He told us that the picture would be the next tattoo he got. :animwink:
celticdog
Well-Known Member
Re: disney tattoo guy website
After visiting the website.... all i can say is: I hope he didn't spend a lot money on those tatoos! Alot of the artwork is horrible. Some are pretty good, but way too many are blurred, faded, poorly drawn and poorly colored.
If i was going to get a Disney tatoo it would either be Chernabog or the Firebird. You gotta love those larger than life mythological villians.
After visiting the website.... all i can say is: I hope he didn't spend a lot money on those tatoos! Alot of the artwork is horrible. Some are pretty good, but way too many are blurred, faded, poorly drawn and poorly colored.
If i was going to get a Disney tatoo it would either be Chernabog or the Firebird. You gotta love those larger than life mythological villians.
I've got a tinkbell tatoo on my lower back....and she's jsut so cute I love it to pieces! I got it my summer going into my senior year of highschool and jsut added some fun swirly colors all around it and on the sides. Sine Tinker Bell is my nickname since birth that was the only thing my mom would let me get......(she paid for it too woo hoo) but I will tell you this, they are addicting, I didn't think they were and I was like no way I'm not going to want n e more but I do!!! and Im getting more!!!!!
Yellow Shoes
Well-Known Member
Re: Re: disney tattoo guy website
See, the thing that no one wants to admit about tattoos is that the medium on which they are placed is not a static one.
Those tattoos were probably just fine umpteen years ago when they were new and his skin was younger.
But time marches on, and gravity is not kind when one is in one's 5th or 6th decade.
Skin sags.
Anything drawn on the skin will distort.
Just something to think about before you do something painful, potentially dangerous (Hepatitis C, anyone?) and irreversible.........
See, the thing that no one wants to admit about tattoos is that the medium on which they are placed is not a static one.
Those tattoos were probably just fine umpteen years ago when they were new and his skin was younger.
But time marches on, and gravity is not kind when one is in one's 5th or 6th decade.
Skin sags.
Anything drawn on the skin will distort.
Just something to think about before you do something painful, potentially dangerous (Hepatitis C, anyone?) and irreversible.........
celticdog
Well-Known Member
Re: Re: Re: disney tattoo guy website
This is not necessarily true. Pain is very subjective. Dangerous? doubtful. No tattoo has every become a threat. A reliable and ethically minded artist will go to great length to ensure safety and sanitary conditions. Irreversible...not true. With the constant improvements in laser technology any tattoo can be removed.
I'm proud of my tattoos and after fifteen years they still look pretty good. Some color has faded but the outlines are still very crisp.
This is not necessarily true. Pain is very subjective. Dangerous? doubtful. No tattoo has every become a threat. A reliable and ethically minded artist will go to great length to ensure safety and sanitary conditions. Irreversible...not true. With the constant improvements in laser technology any tattoo can be removed.
I'm proud of my tattoos and after fifteen years they still look pretty good. Some color has faded but the outlines are still very crisp.
ArielLover
Active Member
OK what do you all think about a guy getting a Little Mermaid tattoo ? Should I go for something traditionally more manly? Pirates of the Caribean maybe. Just looking for thoughts.
steve_virginia
New Member
Disney Tattoo
I have a tattoo of Mickey Mouse as he appears in Fantasmic, is his wizard costume. I got it 2 years ago while in Orlando for our annual Disney trip. I was skeptical at first too since they are pretty much forever. But I have always wanted to do it and I figured now that I am in my 40's it's now or never. I don't regret getting it one bit. Although I did catch some grief from the guys at work. How many men really have Mickey Mouse tattoos afterall? ha! ha! I'd do it all over again. In fact, I might get another Disney character next year. I say get your favorite character, no matter what or who it is. If it fits your personality and reflects something you enjoy, then go for it!
I have a tattoo of Mickey Mouse as he appears in Fantasmic, is his wizard costume. I got it 2 years ago while in Orlando for our annual Disney trip. I was skeptical at first too since they are pretty much forever. But I have always wanted to do it and I figured now that I am in my 40's it's now or never. I don't regret getting it one bit. Although I did catch some grief from the guys at work. How many men really have Mickey Mouse tattoos afterall? ha! ha! I'd do it all over again. In fact, I might get another Disney character next year. I say get your favorite character, no matter what or who it is. If it fits your personality and reflects something you enjoy, then go for it!
got2lovedisney
Well-Known Member
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I've got Fantasia Mickey on the outside of my right ankle, CheshireCat on the outside on my left ankle and Tinkerbell on the inside of my left ankle.
Next on the list(yep, I got the "itch")...Figment, Flounder, Fab5, maybe Chernabog.
My thinking is...if I'm going to get a tattoo, I wanted something my grandkids could look at.
ARIELLOVER: My BF was thinking of getting an Ariel tattoo as a crossover between my Disney tatts and his aquatic tatts. If it's what you like, go for it. You're the one that will have to wear it.
Next on the list(yep, I got the "itch")...Figment, Flounder, Fab5, maybe Chernabog.
My thinking is...if I'm going to get a tattoo, I wanted something my grandkids could look at.
ARIELLOVER: My BF was thinking of getting an Ariel tattoo as a crossover between my Disney tatts and his aquatic tatts. If it's what you like, go for it. You're the one that will have to wear it.
cymbaldiva
Active Member
I'm considering turning my current tattoo into a Disney tattoo...
there is that whole pain thing to consider though.
there is that whole pain thing to consider though.