There are some amazing tattoo artists out there. DO NOT assume every tattoo artist can do the same work at the same level of skill. You’ll be sorely disappointed
I agree with this gentleman 100%. I have a half sleeve that I pulled pieces from a native American art book that i mixed and matched to make a single piece of art. I also have a full sleeve that has two other pieces from the same book, but with an artist doing freehand on the rest of my arm in his own style to fill it all in. Those pieces were completed nearly 20 years ago. Currently, I LOVE the gumball machine tattoos. I'm in the process of working another half sleeve with completely random pieces that I don't know what they are until it's done. Tattoos are personal. Even if the designs don't make sense to other people, THAT IS OKAY because it's your body. Tattoo whatever you want to yourself cause you're the one that has to live with it.
I think the best advice is to have patience! I am in my second year of doing my left arm sleeve and my left leg sleeve. My arm is Neo Asian style and my leg is neo traditional Japanese style. Perhaps I sometimes I can show you a pic or video. Cheers guys
Hey Vlad! Yes Patience is definitely one of the best advices! That sounds Awesome! You are very welcome to send it to us through instagram! Jacob - Team Sorry Mom
Thanks! :) I've been considering a sleeve for.. years lol, but could never decide on a style, and have come to a conclusion that I just want many in the so called spot style that will just be connected by cute lil stars or whatever. :) I'm really into kawaii and cute colorful tattoos + symmetry and I pretty much have my entire body mapped out in my head apart from arms. This video has brought me clarity :D
Awesome video. I'm new to your channel. Just stumbled on your vid but I like it. New sub. Keep posting. I love to hear and see what people think and do with tattoos. I have several and I have a three quarter sleeve myself. And yes they do hurt like a MF'er 😂. Specially the back of your arm and close to your elbow! Can't wait to watch more of y'all's channel.
Thank you for all your videos. I got a question though. Ive commented on some of your videos and like i said i just got my first tattoo. My question this time is, is it normal that my tat on the left looks like its missing ink? I got a symbol on my left and its all shade black. And i noticed that there's some patches that doesnt have ink. So it looked like a whole shading but there's some place that looks like patches that doesnt have ink on it. Is that normal? Or did the artist missed that skin when putting ink? Its been almost two months now since i got my two first tattoo. Thanks for answering.
Hello Sei, Yes its normal that the tattoo can miss some ink, it does not mean the artist is bad or that you did something wrong, it can just happen sometimes. Some artists give free "retouch" and others want a fee for it. I hope this answered your question. Jacob - Team Sorry Mom
There are some amazing tattoo artists out there. DO NOT assume every tattoo artist can do the same work at the same level of skill. You’ll be sorely disappointed
100 %!
I agree with this gentleman 100%. I have a half sleeve that I pulled pieces from a native American art book that i mixed and matched to make a single piece of art. I also have a full sleeve that has two other pieces from the same book, but with an artist doing freehand on the rest of my arm in his own style to fill it all in. Those pieces were completed nearly 20 years ago. Currently, I LOVE the gumball machine tattoos. I'm in the process of working another half sleeve with completely random pieces that I don't know what they are until it's done.
Tattoos are personal. Even if the designs don't make sense to other people, THAT IS OKAY because it's your body. Tattoo whatever you want to yourself cause you're the one that has to live with it.
Im finishing up my patch-work anime color sleeve, Saluts from Honduras!
In the end recess of building out my patchwork half sleeve, coming along pretty good
I think the best advice is to have patience! I am in my second year of doing my left arm sleeve and my left leg sleeve. My arm is Neo Asian style and my leg is neo traditional Japanese style. Perhaps I sometimes I can show you a pic or video. Cheers guys
Hey Vlad! Yes Patience is definitely one of the best advices! That sounds Awesome! You are very welcome to send it to us through instagram! Jacob - Team Sorry Mom
Getting my sleeve tomorrow! Super hyped :D
Thanks! :) I've been considering a sleeve for.. years lol, but could never decide on a style, and have come to a conclusion that I just want many in the so called spot style that will just be connected by cute lil stars or whatever. :) I'm really into kawaii and cute colorful tattoos + symmetry and I pretty much have my entire body mapped out in my head apart from arms. This video has brought me clarity :D
Very nice. Thank you
Stellar video and words of wisdom 🙏 finishing my Christmas horror sleeve next week and I can’t wait 🤙
Thanks Robert! Good luck with the sleeve and what an interesting theme! Jacob - Team Sorry Mom
Love it ! Thnx man
Thank you for the kind words!
Good job!
Great content!
Thanks Man!
Love the channel name lol basically what I'm gonna be saying soon
Background music 🔥🔥🔥
Awesome video. I'm new to your channel. Just stumbled on your vid but I like it. New sub. Keep posting. I love to hear and see what people think and do with tattoos. I have several and I have a three quarter sleeve myself. And yes they do hurt like a MF'er 😂. Specially the back of your arm and close to your elbow! Can't wait to watch more of y'all's channel.
Thank you so much for the kinds words! We appreciate your support and we will continue to make tattoo related videos!
Thank you for all your videos. I got a question though. Ive commented on some of your videos and like i said i just got my first tattoo. My question this time is, is it normal that my tat on the left looks like its missing ink? I got a symbol on my left and its all shade black. And i noticed that there's some patches that doesnt have ink. So it looked like a whole shading but there's some place that looks like patches that doesnt have ink on it. Is that normal? Or did the artist missed that skin when putting ink? Its been almost two months now since i got my two first tattoo. Thanks for answering.
Hello Sei, Yes its normal that the tattoo can miss some ink, it does not mean the artist is bad or that you did something wrong, it can just happen sometimes. Some artists give free "retouch" and others want a fee for it. I hope this answered your question. Jacob - Team Sorry Mom
@@SorryMomTattoo again thank you so much!
Who’s the guy on the left in the thumbnail
David Beckham lol