My always-fabulous coworker Honey Sweet brought her camera just so she could take tattoo pictures for me. Hooray, Honey Sweet!It's still raw, so of course it will look better in a few days (gotta love those little red blood spots on it!). My original plan was to do a session each month, but now I'm hoping to get the remaining two sections done in May. If my artist has the time, then there's no problem.
Also, because I don't think I ever explained why I'm getting this tattoo: it's an adaptation of this urban legend.
Today I found out that another friend of mine is pregnant ... that means more tiny tiny knitting!! It's actually my friend who wrote the kanji for my tattoo. :-)
7 comments:
That rocks!!! Although I have completely forgotten my Japanese (one year during high school), I love the way the writing looks with the lotus!
I love it! Although just thinking about being tattooed over those bones like that makes me cringe.. I think its very beautiful. It seems like an area where you'd just want to have it over with quickly.. and I actually _like_ getting tattooed. Can't wait to see the rest of it.
thats a sweet tat! it looks great on u!! nice
It's awesome! I love the story behind it. Hilarious. :)
What a beautiful piece!! And it wears so well with clothes... Beautiful!
What a great piece! Very feminine too!
I cam acrossed your blog through random clicking and thought I would say Hello. This tattoo is beautiful and I am loving the urban legend behind it.
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