- Mar 31, 2022
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I only have one tattoo but have known folks all my life with varying degrees of tattooed skin... Homemade tattoos are generally pretty fuzzy, even from day one. However, professional tattoos are vivid and crisp from day one, then gradually fade and become more muted over time. With the improvements made to the inks these days, tattoos can stay rather vivid for many years. My tattoo has bold black outlines filled in with brilliant technicolor blues, greens and gold. The only color that has really faded is the red. My tattoo is 37 years old this year. The colors are more muted now but still clearly evident. The crisp black outlines have also faded but they are still sharp. For the first week until a fresh tattoo heals, it is super sharp, almost fake looking. These aren't grandpa's tat's! HahahaSpeaking of MC's tattoo, can we get a close-up shot of it? My initial impression from the game renders was that the edges were far too crisp and needed some feathering. Not that I personally have any experience with real tattoos, but it just struck me as very artificial looking.
Adventure ever on friend, Phat
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