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You'd rather get a blacked out arm than what they had at 4:00? you're trippin, blacked out arms are disgusting and is the worst decision imo. Especially when the ink ages and you have some nasty faded greenish black ink shat all over your arm.
I have a question and maybe you can give me an answer. Around 19- 20 at the time had a drawing that I had since I was in 9th grade of a big tribal piece for my back decided to get it. Looked at the guys portfolio all his work seem good so I went ahead and got this piece at this shop and for some reason or another Don't know what it was some parts are not symmetrical some parts lines are touching tribal is supposed to be perfect symmetrical and it wasn't. All I have is the lining it was never colored in never anything else done to it My question is I was thinking of getting it laser removed and then redoing my back with better art is that something that I can do? I don't know how the skin reacts taking ink after you laser something off.
A person getting a coverup of a name that involves a new guy's name - that even goes so far as to use the same font at that - is always going to be a bad coverup.
When my first dog died and I couldn't get a flight home to see her, I got a $75 tattoo of her so she could walk with me always. A few years later I realized how busted she looked and found a new artist to give her a better portrait. They took it on and told me that the first tattoo was comfort and the second was tribute, and that's the only time I've cried during a tattoo.
I'm always amazed how people think cover-up tattoos work; just put something (darker) over the existing tattoo and be done with it?! Yeesh I’m so glad I learned in a proper studio 😮💨 Always happy when a new video gets uploaded, you never stop learning and Pony Lawson does such a good job educating!
Sometimes tattoos are covered because they're in a place where bigger tattoos would look better, not because they're necessarily bad. We're in the golden age of trendy tattoos like micro tattoos and fine-line/stick and poke "diy" tattoos. There will be a lot of cover-ups to come, or a lot of people with bad tattoos when they're older.
Wish how accessible laser is getting these days, I feel like that's probably the best moves for 90% of bad tattoos. Sure, laser isn't cheap, neither is a good cover up. And the only thing worse than a cheap tattoo is a slapping another cheap tattoo on top of it.
Let's be honest, someone who got a cheap tattoo and is looking to cheap out on the coverup as well is most definitely not gonna consider laser, which I agree is really effective (I'm getting an old tattoo lasered out to be covered) but also quite expensive.
@jakkbatt4711 Scarring only really happens during the healing process, from friction and other irritants/damage interfering with the area. If you dont heal well in general or the tattoo is in a bad area, then its a small possibility, but its rare unless you actually damage the healing skin or wind up with an infection etc - just like when you heal a regular tattoo. Youre more likely to scar from a innexperienced or cheap artist going too deep during a cover up than you are getting it lasered off. The price is a big doozy, but a lot of reputable parlours offer 2-3 sessions free or reduced as part of the cover up process.
@charlisebar-shai2613 laser is less painful for most or extremely similiar to a tattoo, and it's no worse than getting a tattoo alone. If you've had a decent size tattoo or something more than a little script done, you'll be able to stand laser removal. I've had 3 sessions at different settings, the last one being one of higher settings. It's no worse than a rubber band being snapped on your skin for a few minutes. Plus, it's over in less than 10 mins, depending on the tattoo, with an easier healing process than a tattoo (imo) To get a cover up, getting laser first is just a better option where it's affordable, that's why a lot of parlours are starting to offer it free as part of the cover up process. Certain colours don't cover well and creating a design to cover every area can end up leaving you with a bad tattoo, a blacked out area that looks ridiculous, or bits of the old tattoo still showing through.
I sorta got a coverup around a rose tattoo I had gotten last year. The original artist put a purple around it without asking me first(it was my first tattoo, didn't ask when she pulled out purple that made it look bruise way after it's healed. Now it has a beautiful watercolor style rainbow surrounding it. The only purple you can see is a bit on the yellow. Quite glad I was lucky enough to get such a good artist to cover up the purple so well!
If i were an artist, id have a "no living names" policy. Like 1) names can change. 2) names can turn out to be bad names when that person does something wrong. 3) names change in the case of chabging people. You can disown them, forget them, all that
@MimiRAM0NE true. And I couldn't ask for a death record cause it isn't my business to know who died. All I can do is trust the client as much as they trust me. If they regret it later and they did indeed lie, all I can say is that its on them and that I hope they can find a way to move on from the regret
A few of these were TERRIBLE but....That last cover up....like....NO. A giant black flaming dong in the middle of her back, surrounded by barb wire heart with out of alignment sword parts? The original was better (not GOOD, but better).
I swore I would NEVER get a tattoo because I was afraid years down the road I wouldn't like what I had selected, and I'd need a coverup or a removal and wind up like this. I now have two tattoos (and counting), but each tattoo has years of thought behind it prior to having it put into my skin, and I think that's the best method for me. Thus far no regrets.
The snake skull forearm cover up tattoo first reminded me of a peacock butt for some reason like a big black peacock butt. Then the chick-fil-a logo popped up in my mind. I think the feather thingys over the giant black blob arent working as intended.
learning from these videos, my first tattoo will be a full blackout sleeve that extends up my shoulder to my ex's name across my back. and some fake freckles
I got a tattoo from a local shop. After healing, I noticed quite a few issues. Shop agrees to fix sets up appointment then closes before the appointment. Is there any recourse?
Omg lol I used to own a tattoo and piercing studio - it's unbelievable the crap you see! And the reveal is usually followed by "They only charged me ten bucks!" 😆😆😆
I had to sacrifice the heart I got on my arm when I got a larger shoulder piece and there was no other choice but to cover it in black. Thankfully it wasn't huge and was already red and black. There was an unexpected effect of the outline of the heart showing through as an almost 3d effect.
That bow tattoo on the back of the legs was brutal. Not only did it look terrible and not cover up the old tattoo, but it’s the most cliche leg tattoo a woman could ever get 🙄
I have a few coverups haha , on was a name on my chest I covered it with a graveyard and dead tree which I'm in love with (not fully finished) and then a stupid tribal dragon on my forearm which I covered with a blackout sleeve because I absolutely love blackout designs
I have one tattoo, it's a tree on my forearm. I got it 5 years ago by my late fiancé son, who is an amazing tattoo artist. I still love it and get a lot of compliments on it❤❤
I have a bad lettering on my hand, can i put white over it and try for a cover after? I'm fresh out of tattoo school and looking at your videos to learn more tips and tricks
What about tattooing the color of a person's skin over the tattoos that already exist? Can that be done or is tattooing like watercolor where a lighter color can not cover a dark color?
I have a tattoo on my leg I want covered but i’ve been holding off on it cuz I wanna find a good artist whose specializes in coverups. I can lazer some of it then cover it( fyi it’s not the one in my pic that’s my latest and i love it)
Wirh the cherry bomb ones....could still have made the cherry part come through in the colors like the actual fruit but varied shades of red or even black cherries
1:11 double names are very common in South America. My own name is Ana Carolina; not Ana, not Carolina, but Ana Carolina. About her choice, I really hope the new name is her son's. If it's from another boyfriend, I agree she didn't learn with previous mistake.
Is also about the budget that customer willing to spend. I always say to my customers if you want just one session then it should be blacked out, won't look the best but won't break the bank. A lot of successful cover ups in this videos need to be heavily touched up, like you can't cover black tattoo with flowers that has yellow middle part in one session. And not so many people will pay for 2nd/3rd session, and barely any artist will do free touch up that will require 2-4h extra work, maybe even two touch up sessions.
I got a cover up of an old tribal tattoo from the 90s. The artist told me you can't just go over it with black because then you will still see it. You have to hide it in your lines and also draw the focus to other areas. That's why the new tattoo will always be bigger than the old one. I wanted to go big anyway😃 so no problem there.
I only have one tattoo that I want to get lasered, it's a line of bubbles on my collarbone. They weren't done the best, I think it was the artists first time doing something like that, because he did a huge 15 hour tattoo on me later on that I absolutely love. I got it to prove to myself that I could schedule, and go into my appointment alone, which was dumb 🤦♀️ I have three smaller realistic dragons on my other collarbone in black and gray. And now I want three smaller realistic bats on my other collarbone to make both sides of my upper torso match
Oooof that white on black cover up - white is always the SPICIEST part of the tattoo because you’re going over already wounded skin. But to put white on that’s going to fade away almost immediately 😬😬😬😬😬 I hope I’m wrong and the client had a good healing process but I think we all know white is the first and quickest to fade. Just seems like added pain for no reason
It's not about the colour, the shading and design choice are the parts that are suspect. White on black coverup is perfectly acceptable if done by the right person though.
I actually think the blacked out cathedral window looks sick. Yes it's a lot of black, but if it actually is saturated and isn't being carried entirely by the lighting of the video, I think that's bold in a good way.
3:53 wait wait wait... you can't cover up a dark color with a lighter one, right? you can't cover a black out with a white out...or can you? 5:32 I would've think of something more neo trad, with solid colors. 5:52 how would you tattoo a portrait with a big a_s afro? 6:35 so...you can put white over black, but as you say it's going to fade, and yes I agree, with solid lines it would probably look way better, if i'm not mistaken that would also need another session, right? 7:18 I believe it's a win, you can't see the previous tattoo, so it's a successful cover up, an ugly one, but successful 7:40 so... cover ups can work really well with purples and dark blues better than blacks, if it's not a full blackout, right? 13:41 they cover up a feather with a big black 🐓
The tattoo that said someone name on the back of the womens legs the one she got covered with a bow. I thought it was a kids drawing. I couldn’t even tell what it was before hand lol.
I feel like most of these people just need to do a heavy duty blackwork sleeve where they cover their old tattoo with black and make the design work with the added space, though that also has to be your style
I have a spider web tattoo on my elbow, the placement is off centre. Obviously there are a lot of lines. Your opinion, how hard would that be to cover up?
I thought the 8 year old feather held up which was the problem. I would have left it gone to color theory lady and added flowers to the bottom. Then again I have no tattoos
You were being super generous when you said "I can tell this guy is a decent tattoo artist by looking at the bottom half" on the eygptian coverup... that looked absolutely horrible, I like honest reviews and critiques, even if they sound mean. That was easily the worst coverup and the worst technically applied tattoo of the whole video
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I see a lot of tat channels that talk about what artist don’t like … what do artist like ? What’s an ideal client ?
A possible video idea?: When beautiful women gets tattoos that make them look ugly, or at least a lot less attractive.
You'd rather get a blacked out arm than what they had at 4:00? you're trippin, blacked out arms are disgusting and is the worst decision imo. Especially when the ink ages and you have some nasty faded greenish black ink shat all over your arm.
I have a question and maybe you can give me an answer. Around 19- 20 at the time had a drawing that I had since I was in 9th grade of a big tribal piece for my back decided to get it. Looked at the guys portfolio all his work seem good so I went ahead and got this piece at this shop and for some reason or another Don't know what it was some parts are not symmetrical some parts lines are touching tribal is supposed to be perfect symmetrical and it wasn't. All I have is the lining it was never colored in never anything else done to it My question is I was thinking of getting it laser removed and then redoing my back with better art is that something that I can do? I don't know how the skin reacts taking ink after you laser something off.
A person getting a coverup of a name that involves a new guy's name - that even goes so far as to use the same font at that - is always going to be a bad coverup.
You only get your kids or moms name tattooed on you. ONLY.
@@Sic_Semper_Tyrannis_ or dead people
@@Sic_Semper_Tyrannis_ Dead loved ones are alright too
The dumb is strong with that one.
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When my first dog died and I couldn't get a flight home to see her, I got a $75 tattoo of her so she could walk with me always.
A few years later I realized how busted she looked and found a new artist to give her a better portrait. They took it on and told me that the first tattoo was comfort and the second was tribute, and that's the only time I've cried during a tattoo.
@@aribasquezO that's definitely an opinion
That’s such a lovely way of looking at it!!
@milkismurder They worked out of a studio called Miss U Tattoo in Indiana. Julian was positively excellent
Those flower cover ups were *BEAUTIFUL*!!
4:30 " not so bad" dude, i get it u are the artist but fuck me, "not so bad?" seriously? that is epic
I'm always amazed how people think cover-up tattoos work; just put something (darker) over the existing tattoo and be done with it?! Yeesh I’m so glad I learned in a proper studio 😮💨
Always happy when a new video gets uploaded, you never stop learning and Pony Lawson does such a good job educating!
🤣🤣🤣”that looks like sidewalk chalk” hey !! As a chalk artist I’m offended 😂that’s just what our outline looks like 🤣we won’t leave it streaky lol
Missed the golden age of hardcore tattooing, but SO thankful to live in such an information saturated age in the craft. Thank you so much man!
WHYYYY did the girl with peacock feather get it covered up like THAT?! The feather wasn't even bad!!
Oh no, I literally screeched at the feather one. Wth?? How? Why did they okay that? How did it end up that bad😭😭
11:06 that’s one of mine !
shit my pants abit when one of my coverups came up but thanks for the love homie !
The real goal is not to get a tattoo that needs to be covered in the first place. 😅
🤣🤣😭😭as someone with a cover up . YUP lmao . I’m happy with my new one though 🤣
So true.
I have 4 tattoos out of which are two already cover ups.
Next ones will definitely be considered better.
I was actually wondering where I could get a bad tattoo done so I can then get a cover up.. 😅
Sometimes tattoos are covered because they're in a place where bigger tattoos would look better, not because they're necessarily bad. We're in the golden age of trendy tattoos like micro tattoos and fine-line/stick and poke "diy" tattoos. There will be a lot of cover-ups to come, or a lot of people with bad tattoos when they're older.
Easier said than done
would love to hear more of your thoughts on white-on-black tattoos and how to design one that lasts well
I actually really liked it
Always a good day when pony uploads a new video
Wish how accessible laser is getting these days, I feel like that's probably the best moves for 90% of bad tattoos. Sure, laser isn't cheap, neither is a good cover up. And the only thing worse than a cheap tattoo is a slapping another cheap tattoo on top of it.
Let's be honest, someone who got a cheap tattoo and is looking to cheap out on the coverup as well is most definitely not gonna consider laser, which I agree is really effective (I'm getting an old tattoo lasered out to be covered) but also quite expensive.
Laser is 10x the price and pain, can scar too
@jakkbatt4711 Scarring only really happens during the healing process, from friction and other irritants/damage interfering with the area. If you dont heal well in general or the tattoo is in a bad area, then its a small possibility, but its rare unless you actually damage the healing skin or wind up with an infection etc - just like when you heal a regular tattoo.
Youre more likely to scar from a innexperienced or cheap artist going too deep during a cover up than you are getting it lasered off. The price is a big doozy, but a lot of reputable parlours offer 2-3 sessions free or reduced as part of the cover up process.
Id honestly probably take my chance with a cover up and use laser as a last resort. Tattoos hurt, but laser seems agonizing
@charlisebar-shai2613 laser is less painful for most or extremely similiar to a tattoo, and it's no worse than getting a tattoo alone. If you've had a decent size tattoo or something more than a little script done, you'll be able to stand laser removal. I've had 3 sessions at different settings, the last one being one of higher settings. It's no worse than a rubber band being snapped on your skin for a few minutes. Plus, it's over in less than 10 mins, depending on the tattoo, with an easier healing process than a tattoo (imo)
To get a cover up, getting laser first is just a better option where it's affordable, that's why a lot of parlours are starting to offer it free as part of the cover up process. Certain colours don't cover well and creating a design to cover every area can end up leaving you with a bad tattoo, a blacked out area that looks ridiculous, or bits of the old tattoo still showing through.
I sorta got a coverup around a rose tattoo I had gotten last year. The original artist put a purple around it without asking me first(it was my first tattoo, didn't ask when she pulled out purple that made it look bruise way after it's healed. Now it has a beautiful watercolor style rainbow surrounding it. The only purple you can see is a bit on the yellow.
Quite glad I was lucky enough to get such a good artist to cover up the purple so well!
9:47 the depth on those is gorgeous !
If i were an artist, id have a "no living names" policy. Like 1) names can change. 2) names can turn out to be bad names when that person does something wrong. 3) names change in the case of chabging people. You can disown them, forget them, all that
A client could just lie to you.
@MimiRAM0NE true. And I couldn't ask for a death record cause it isn't my business to know who died. All I can do is trust the client as much as they trust me. If they regret it later and they did indeed lie, all I can say is that its on them and that I hope they can find a way to move on from the regret
The black gauntlet was pretty cool imo.
A few of these were TERRIBLE but....That last cover up....like....NO. A giant black flaming dong in the middle of her back, surrounded by barb wire heart with out of alignment sword parts? The original was better (not GOOD, but better).
Right!! The last one really pissed me off because it was so unnecessary
The big black cathedral thing can have a white design added in though so its not a total loss
I love the Alf doll in the back!
I swore I would NEVER get a tattoo because I was afraid years down the road I wouldn't like what I had selected, and I'd need a coverup or a removal and wind up like this. I now have two tattoos (and counting), but each tattoo has years of thought behind it prior to having it put into my skin, and I think that's the best method for me. Thus far no regrets.
I'm loving the camera work 😁
Subscribed! I like your input and your attitude, you're great!
The snake skull forearm cover up tattoo first reminded me of a peacock butt for some reason like a big black peacock butt. Then the chick-fil-a logo popped up in my mind. I think the feather thingys over the giant black blob arent working as intended.
for the one at 3:40, maybe they're getting something white over the black once it's healed? like the tattoo is well done so i wouldn't judge too early
learning from these videos, my first tattoo will be a full blackout sleeve that extends up my shoulder to my ex's name across my back. and some fake freckles
Getting a new piece next week... still deciding if i want to risk sending it in for Pony to critique. lol
Very good, Pony. Some of those were BAD!!!! Hope you are doing well. You are on my bucket list for a tattoo.
That last tattoo was horrific. The sword hilt and the tip dont line up.
I see a lot of those, I don't get how they get it so misaligned.
I adore the colourful flower tattoos
6:30 - poor woman, having to live with that abomination... YIKES
That one at 6:30 - that Black/white I really like,but would be afraid how it would look after a while.
The way I gasped with the peacock feather cover-up reveal 😮
I got a tattoo from a local shop. After healing, I noticed quite a few issues. Shop agrees to fix sets up appointment then closes before the appointment. Is there any recourse?
Omg lol I used to own a tattoo and piercing studio - it's unbelievable the crap you see! And the reveal is usually followed by "They only charged me ten bucks!" 😆😆😆
I had to sacrifice the heart I got on my arm when I got a larger shoulder piece and there was no other choice but to cover it in black. Thankfully it wasn't huge and was already red and black. There was an unexpected effect of the outline of the heart showing through as an almost 3d effect.
That bow tattoo on the back of the legs was brutal. Not only did it look terrible and not cover up the old tattoo, but it’s the most cliche leg tattoo a woman could ever get 🙄
I have a few coverups haha , on was a name on my chest I covered it with a graveyard and dead tree which I'm in love with (not fully finished) and then a stupid tribal dragon on my forearm which I covered with a blackout sleeve because I absolutely love blackout designs
What’s the style of the one at 4:45? It’s pretty cool
Featured artist of the week, Mr. Kevin Reyes! For all your coverup needs.
I have one tattoo, it's a tree on my forearm. I got it 5 years ago by my late fiancé son, who is an amazing tattoo artist. I still love it and get a lot of compliments on it❤❤
I have a bad lettering on my hand, can i put white over it and try for a cover after? I'm fresh out of tattoo school and looking at your videos to learn more tips and tricks
What about tattooing the color of a person's skin over the tattoos that already exist? Can that be done or is tattooing like watercolor where a lighter color can not cover a dark color?
I have a tattoo on my leg I want covered but i’ve been holding off on it cuz I wanna find a good artist whose specializes in coverups. I can lazer some of it then cover it( fyi it’s not the one in my pic that’s my latest and i love it)
Wirh the cherry bomb ones....could still have made the cherry part come through in the colors like the actual fruit but varied shades of red or even black cherries
At some point I’d rather get an amputation if I had one of those tattoos lol
3:25- I think It is piece of ancient armor,but it was worn on the outside part of the arm not inside ( it would make no sense afterall).
Why don't people have first some laser removal? Cover-ups are rearly great looking if the skin is already too inked.
Question Mr. Pony, please Sir: how long after tattoo removal or partial removal would you get a new tattoo/design?
Many thanks
1:11 double names are very common in South America. My own name is Ana Carolina; not Ana, not Carolina, but Ana Carolina. About her choice, I really hope the new name is her son's. If it's from another boyfriend, I agree she didn't learn with previous mistake.
Yup lol I’m colombiana lol and this is true . So many in my family have double names . Never really thought twice till this exact second 🤣🤣
The best possible scenario is that both names are her son and he changed his name for some reason
Is also about the budget that customer willing to spend. I always say to my customers if you want just one session then it should be blacked out, won't look the best but won't break the bank. A lot of successful cover ups in this videos need to be heavily touched up, like you can't cover black tattoo with flowers that has yellow middle part in one session. And not so many people will pay for 2nd/3rd session, and barely any artist will do free touch up that will require 2-4h extra work, maybe even two touch up sessions.
The last ones daggers wouldnt hurt anybody since they are so crooked, they would never ever line up
3:45 white ink outline would be sick
I've always been really good at drawing with own, so i know I'd be good at, at least designing, cover-ups.
I got a cover up of an old tribal tattoo from the 90s. The artist told me you can't just go over it with black because then you will still see it. You have to hide it in your lines and also draw the focus to other areas.
That's why the new tattoo will always be bigger than the old one. I wanted to go big anyway😃 so no problem there.
I only have one tattoo that I want to get lasered, it's a line of bubbles on my collarbone. They weren't done the best, I think it was the artists first time doing something like that, because he did a huge 15 hour tattoo on me later on that I absolutely love. I got it to prove to myself that I could schedule, and go into my appointment alone, which was dumb 🤦♀️
I have three smaller realistic dragons on my other collarbone in black and gray. And now I want three smaller realistic bats on my other collarbone to make both sides of my upper torso match
I have not been to figure out how to send you some pictures of my practice work
If you didn't get a smog check on your car yesterday, I met your doppelganger. Also, the artists you shout out always blow my mind.
do you sing for black veil brides
Video idea you should look at good/bad ink master tattoos
Oooof that white on black cover up - white is always the SPICIEST part of the tattoo because you’re going over already wounded skin. But to put white on that’s going to fade away almost immediately 😬😬😬😬😬 I hope I’m wrong and the client had a good healing process but I think we all know white is the first and quickest to fade.
Just seems like added pain for no reason
It's not about the colour, the shading and design choice are the parts that are suspect. White on black coverup is perfectly acceptable if done by the right person though.
Does lasering cause scarring? I'm worried about a keloid forming from lasering.
If you close your eyes Pony sounds a lot like House.
My white shading in my Tatts faded after about three years..
Thank goodness they were only minor highlights…
Damn, I love your voice.
KEVIN REYES Mr. Reyes from AZ has a whole channel done RIGHT on cover ups, he should have been your feature Pony....
What are the tattoos on your arms? I often wonder how the judges tattoos look.
I actually think the blacked out cathedral window looks sick. Yes it's a lot of black, but if it actually is saturated and isn't being carried entirely by the lighting of the video, I think that's bold in a good way.
3:53 wait wait wait... you can't cover up a dark color with a lighter one, right? you can't cover a black out with a white out...or can you?
5:32 I would've think of something more neo trad, with solid colors.
5:52 how would you tattoo a portrait with a big a_s afro?
6:35 so...you can put white over black, but as you say it's going to fade, and yes I agree, with solid lines it would probably look way better, if i'm not mistaken that would also need another session, right?
7:18 I believe it's a win, you can't see the previous tattoo, so it's a successful cover up, an ugly one, but successful
7:40 so... cover ups can work really well with purples and dark blues better than blacks, if it's not a full blackout, right?
13:41 they cover up a feather with a big black 🐓
I like the bear with the teeth!
Oh Borat sent me 😂😂😂
NAAAAHT
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The first one they spelled Luis wrong 😂 it says Lius. I don't think that's actually a name 😂
I kinda liked the cathedral blackout of a blackout looking rose 🤷
The tattoo that said someone name on the back of the womens legs the one she got covered with a bow. I thought it was a kids drawing. I couldn’t even tell what it was before hand lol.
I had kamil mocet do a cover up for me, would highly recommend if you can handle a long painful session lol
I feel like most of these people just need to do a heavy duty blackwork sleeve where they cover their old tattoo with black and make the design work with the added space, though that also has to be your style
The blackout arm cover up makes me want to reach our and help her 😮💨
The last one was the worst, the daggers handle and blade weren't lined up properly to be crossing each other
6:00 was just a bad tattoo on top of another 😂
the blackout cathedral looks good.
I have a spider web tattoo on my elbow, the placement is off centre. Obviously there are a lot of lines. Your opinion, how hard would that be to cover up?
Remember when it was like a matter of pride that you didn’t want people to know you had a cover up?
That feather cover up is like a flaming turd lol
Only names i would ever put on body are names of my kids n my favourite pets. No partner or ex unless i plan on only dating female of particular name😂
Pony Lawson is what House M.D. would be if he chose a different career path in tattooing
The Cherries are by far the most outrageous one, literally the one tattoo designed to be full black.
i don't know why, the adult swim cherry bomb absolutely sent me to orbit
More cover up videos, please!
Nah I did like that full black cover up and white shade
I thought the 8 year old feather held up which was the problem. I would have left it gone to color theory lady and added flowers to the bottom. Then again I have no tattoos
6:38 Just imagine how scarred that skin is. There's at least 6 layers of tattoos on her arm.
The female face covering the bear was gorgeous!
Holy shit that gal that did those floral coverups is so talented. Not my style, but still beautiful.
i kinda likes the withe on the black blob, but who knows what it looks like healed...
I also have a Storm Trooper tattoo. Just not from Star Wars. Make sure the tattooist understands the assignment :(
13:27 You did'nt mention anything about the artist using nasty saran wrap used as a bandage.
You were being super generous when you said "I can tell this guy is a decent tattoo artist by looking at the bottom half" on the eygptian coverup... that looked absolutely horrible, I like honest reviews and critiques, even if they sound mean. That was easily the worst coverup and the worst technically applied tattoo of the whole video
Maybe they were saying Jess is in the illuminati?