I’m looking for someone who can draw really well and is willing to take their time creating a design until I find one I truly like. I need help coming up with my next tattoo idea and want someone who can use their vision and creativity to help me decide. Who’s interested?

I need help with a tat idea for my youngest daughter. I struggled with fertility issues with both my children. My oldest has a unique name, Aspen so I have an Aspen leaf on my foot for her. It took me 1.5 years to conceive her and I got the tat when she was about 8. My youngest took much much longer conceive, but I never gave up hope that I would have another. Her name is Scarlett. She is now 6 and I don't have anything picked out for her yet. I want something that resembles hope, strength, resilience, etc. I've been pregnant 5 times but only have 2 children. The journey through motherhood has been one of the most defining of my life and I definitely wouldn't be who I am today without the journey or my children. Anyway, sorry for the monologue. Not really interested in corporating her name since I didn't with my oldest. Any ideas?

I'm thinking of getting my first tattoo, probably on my inner forearm or shoulder. I want to get a rhino, black ink, something that'll age well and last a long time. I have a lot of personal connections to rhinos. Probably American Traditional style, as I've heard that ages well. Open to anything though!

This would be in the Plevis. I wouldn't want it to be something taken from Pinterest, something original. Financial compensation for correct information or sketching. Gracias:)

My best friend and I want to get matching tattoos of a postage stamp with something that has to do with Tbilisi in it (one of the landmarks or something). We saw tattoo sketches of the same idea a while back but we can’t remember where we saw them so we want someone to make us one if possible. We don’t want them super complicated or colorful.

My best friend and I want to get matching tattoos of a postage stamp with something that has to do with Tbilisi in it (one of the landmarks or something). We saw tattoo sketches of the same idea a while back but we can’t remember where we saw them so we want someone to make us one if possible. We don’t want them super complicated or colorful.

Hello all,

My daughter (26) is highly interested in getting a new tattoo that incorporates her two favorite things growing up: Bratz and Hello Kitty. I mentioned just getting the two side by side, but she's convinced there's wonderful artists out there that can draw this collab perfectly.

Any takers?

TLDR Near the bottom!

Crecent moon, tiger lilly, cow print, fluffy cat

I want my first tattoo to memorialize my childhood pets. They were a huge part of my upbringing and I want them with me always.

They all lived 16 plus years and two particularly changed my life.

My sweet black and white cow colored boy, Moe, was brought to our family as a kitten a few months before I was born. His name was meant to be Moo Moo but my older sibling couldn't say that so he ended up as Moe Moe. He passed away a when I was 21 and he was 21, I had literally never experienced life without my boy, our family cat.

Then their was Lily, a 4-6 year old stray that we found in a patch of tiger lillies out front of our apartment. Our neighbor's across the street were evicted and let all their pets loose. They were absive and at one point their kids had tried to flush her down the toilet. She was a feral, mean thing that we took in. She was an absoute menace and took over a year to "domesticate". She would get loose often because she was a bolter when the door opened. She had a few litters before we moved and she became and indoor only cat. She mellowed out with age and became the sweetest, chillest little old lady.

One of Lily's kittens, Moony, became part of our family. Moe adored her and pampered her with grooming and cuddling. She had huge, white rimmed wide eyes rhat resembled full moons, hence the name. She was a pudgey, stuck up, precious little thing that made Moe's older years so much better. When he passed away she was so, incredibly sad. All her life she had an addiction with trying tk eat the mail! She loved glossy magazines the most, she was a little weirdo.

During a fire alarm in our new apartment, the fire department accidentally let Lily out. We looked for 2 weeks with no luck before she eventually wandered all the way up our three flights of stairs and meowed at the door to come back. Unfortunately, she had gotten pregnant, Moe was fixed and she was meant to be indoor only now so we hadn't fixed her. The worst part is she was far too old to have kittens. We were petrified she would pass away before or during the birth (she lived another 5 years after this). Of her 4 kittens, 2 were stillborn and 1 passed away 3 days later.

The remaining kitten, Lacie, was my soul cat. She was just as a menace as when we first took in her mother. This girl would hiss, fight and scratch anything that wasn't myself. I was sometimes on the receiving end of her temper and have a few scratch scars to remeber her by. My family hated her because of her antics but she was my baby. She slept in my arms every night for 16 years. She followed me everywhere. She was their to cuddle when I was sobbing. I cpuld even give her belly scratches, I was thenonly one who could touch her. She was my fluffy, beautiful baby girl. I laid on the ground with her when she took her final breaths.

TLDR and conclusion

I would love a peice to reflect on all of my childhood cats. It would incorporate cow pattern for Moe, a crescent or full moon for Moony, a tiger lilly for Lily and a fluffy paw with claws out for Lacie. I would love to see what anyone can create with this bunch of concepts.

I plan to get it on my ankle or calf but not firm on the placement, roughly 4x4 inches or smaller.

I also plan to get a daisy and a rose on my opposite leg for my childhood dogs at some other point and something rat related for my childhood rats.

THANK YOU in advance for any art pieces at all, even just rough concsept scketches so i can get a baseline for what I could get.