personally id be more concerned about the spelling mistake??
Quote from: Liftedd on 19 October 2011, 21:28Quote from: whiter_than_white on 19 October 2011, 21:14Quote from: Liftedd on 19 October 2011, 21:10Quote from: whiter_than_white on 19 October 2011, 21:05Quote from: kr1s77 on 19 October 2011, 21:03ill get it dotted so its plainer was just stating that its a little unclear and took some time to read, somebody looking would either have to stare to read it all or would just see it as a load of squigglesIt being in a different language, means staring at it is normal unless you speak it fluently but if you were to write it normally, as in original post, it can be read, even if not understood? it just takes a bit of reading in the font selected. Yeah i guess, might of looked abit boring tho. But i do know what you mean, its quite traditional that language in that font in tattoo world ive seen quite a lot of tattoo's in that style and this just looks a bit different? which theres nothing wrong with, i didnt want any of mine to look the same as others. it may look different when healed and chest hair has re-grown? personally id be more concerned about the spelling mistake??
Quote from: whiter_than_white on 19 October 2011, 21:14Quote from: Liftedd on 19 October 2011, 21:10Quote from: whiter_than_white on 19 October 2011, 21:05Quote from: kr1s77 on 19 October 2011, 21:03ill get it dotted so its plainer was just stating that its a little unclear and took some time to read, somebody looking would either have to stare to read it all or would just see it as a load of squigglesIt being in a different language, means staring at it is normal unless you speak it fluently but if you were to write it normally, as in original post, it can be read, even if not understood? it just takes a bit of reading in the font selected. Yeah i guess, might of looked abit boring tho. But i do know what you mean, its quite traditional that language in that font in tattoo world
Quote from: Liftedd on 19 October 2011, 21:10Quote from: whiter_than_white on 19 October 2011, 21:05Quote from: kr1s77 on 19 October 2011, 21:03ill get it dotted so its plainer was just stating that its a little unclear and took some time to read, somebody looking would either have to stare to read it all or would just see it as a load of squigglesIt being in a different language, means staring at it is normal unless you speak it fluently but if you were to write it normally, as in original post, it can be read, even if not understood? it just takes a bit of reading in the font selected.
Quote from: whiter_than_white on 19 October 2011, 21:05Quote from: kr1s77 on 19 October 2011, 21:03ill get it dotted so its plainer was just stating that its a little unclear and took some time to read, somebody looking would either have to stare to read it all or would just see it as a load of squigglesIt being in a different language, means staring at it is normal unless you speak it fluently
Quote from: kr1s77 on 19 October 2011, 21:03ill get it dotted so its plainer was just stating that its a little unclear and took some time to read, somebody looking would either have to stare to read it all or would just see it as a load of squiggles
ill get it dotted so its plainer
Quote from: whiter_than_white on 19 October 2011, 21:45Quote from: Liftedd on 19 October 2011, 21:28Quote from: whiter_than_white on 19 October 2011, 21:14Quote from: Liftedd on 19 October 2011, 21:10Quote from: whiter_than_white on 19 October 2011, 21:05Quote from: kr1s77 on 19 October 2011, 21:03ill get it dotted so its plainer was just stating that its a little unclear and took some time to read, somebody looking would either have to stare to read it all or would just see it as a load of squigglesIt being in a different language, means staring at it is normal unless you speak it fluently but if you were to write it normally, as in original post, it can be read, even if not understood? it just takes a bit of reading in the font selected. Yeah i guess, might of looked abit boring tho. But i do know what you mean, its quite traditional that language in that font in tattoo world ive seen quite a lot of tattoo's in that style and this just looks a bit different? which theres nothing wrong with, i didnt want any of mine to look the same as others. it may look different when healed and chest hair has re-grown? personally id be more concerned about the spelling mistake??yeah true gotta add your own taste/style to it yeah i would too, their might be a way you can make that 'a' look like an 'i' make the more swirls coming off and around it something along those lines
Quote from: Liftedd on 19 October 2011, 22:01Quote from: whiter_than_white on 19 October 2011, 21:45Quote from: Liftedd on 19 October 2011, 21:28Quote from: whiter_than_white on 19 October 2011, 21:14Quote from: Liftedd on 19 October 2011, 21:10Quote from: whiter_than_white on 19 October 2011, 21:05Quote from: kr1s77 on 19 October 2011, 21:03ill get it dotted so its plainer was just stating that its a little unclear and took some time to read, somebody looking would either have to stare to read it all or would just see it as a load of squigglesIt being in a different language, means staring at it is normal unless you speak it fluently but if you were to write it normally, as in original post, it can be read, even if not understood? it just takes a bit of reading in the font selected. Yeah i guess, might of looked abit boring tho. But i do know what you mean, its quite traditional that language in that font in tattoo world ive seen quite a lot of tattoo's in that style and this just looks a bit different? which theres nothing wrong with, i didnt want any of mine to look the same as others. it may look different when healed and chest hair has re-grown? personally id be more concerned about the spelling mistake??yeah true gotta add your own taste/style to it yeah i would too, their might be a way you can make that 'a' look like an 'i' make the more swirls coming off and around it something along those lines lets hope so for the OP's sake, i would say a good tattooist should be able to do it no problem, but then a good tattooist should always check and double check any spelling before inking begins?? just hope he gets it sorted
The guy shouldn't of started without correcting that. im a tattooist and i gotta admit most of the time im correcting the customers mistakes, its surprising how many people come to you with the wrong spelling specially in a different language. The guy who done this should correct it for free, considering it defiantly needs touching up i.e the spelling mistake