Would You Could You Get A Poster Tattoo?
So would you, (or do you have one already) a tattoo of either a movie poster or of a movie?
If not which would you get?
Found some online - a couple are no recommendations to go ahead and get one...
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Not a fan of the ink, but that is a phenomenal likeness!
Hellraiser is spectacular. that must have taken ages to do!
Here is my tattoo I got done a week ago ( 5 Hours work ), it still needs another 4 hours to do colour. First daybill tattoo that I know of. The artist is a 3rd year apprentice, he does amazing work.
Coming in a tadge late on this thread. Newbie to the forum (I was having technical problems with confirming my email)but an old hand at poster collecting. Been severely addicted to overpriced bits of paper since 1963, back when one sheets cost a whopping 75 cents from Theater Poster Exchange, regardless of title. Stopped collecting for a few years in the Seventies while focusing my energies on being in the music business (I confess; I play rock music for a living), sold my collection (dummy!) while being flat broke in the music business, and became re-addicted to this bizarre little hobby again in 1995 as my fortunes in my job of choice took an ongoing turn for the better. I had this tattoo done when I turned 55, 11 years ago, and a year later got "I Was a Teenage Werewolf" on the other arm. In a nice bit of serendipity, I just scored a stunning one sheet on linen for "Screaming Skull" for a very reasonable price. The piece appears to have been a solid Near Mint prior to backing. Which means, of course, that I have to get a "I Was a Teenage Werewolf" poster now. Right? Am I right? This looks like a lively bunch, glad to be here.
Great tatt, let's see the other one too! I think finding a good artist is the key, someone who can interpret as well as reproduce, seems you have - been hard to find a half decent one dowununder to date.
I think you will make a lot of grown men cry when you regale us stories of the paper that has passed through your hands. And glad to have you on board, I must confess you were part of my teen years way (way) back when...
David-surprised it would be hard to find a decent tattoo artist in AU. Weather, beaches...Southern Cal full of them.