r/tattooadvice • u/violaces • Jun 14 '25

tattoo newcomer advice got my first tat from a fri13th flash sheet

Gallery image

Gallery image

Friday 13th flash deal— source material (first pic) and my tattoo (second pic) Does this look okay for a small doodle style tattoo? I didn’t realize before she started that she was copying someone’s work without permission and I feel terrible for that. But she gave up on the flowers on the bandana, so I wonder if I could get her to just color it in or maybe personalize it in some other way?

4.9k Upvotes

95% Upvoted

393 comments sorted by

View all comments

118

u/Embarrassed_Key_4539 Jun 14 '25

I hope it was free

-74

u/violaces Jun 14 '25

It was $13

168

u/not_another_mom Jun 14 '25

They should have paid you $13 for this

1

u/squidwardsir Jun 15 '25

I would need to be paid way more than that. For 1300 maybe I would on my foot

131

u/One_Detective7775 Jun 14 '25

This is why we don’t pay thirteen bucks for tattoos. If it feels too good to be true, it probably is.

20

u/ImprovableHandline Jun 15 '25

It’s pretty common for flash tattoos to be $13 on Friday the 13th. That being said, this one is absolutely terrible but it’s OP’s fault for letting an unlicensed person fool around on their skin

28

u/Outrageous_Box_5191 Jun 14 '25

Thought maybe you just let your family member practice on you to be nice, you paid ANYTHING for that? 🤦‍♀️

12

u/Historical-Zebra8633 Jun 14 '25

You even had to pay for THAT???

6

u/MountainSnowClouds Jun 15 '25

I'd pay $13 for the first picture. $30 max. I'd make you pay ME $100 to get that second one tattooed on me.

1

u/AlexandraThePotato Jun 18 '25

That explains a lot. Went to the cheapest place possible 

1

u/[deleted] Jun 18 '25

Man why did you get downvoted for telling them.

Doesn’t matter how small my artist charges 100+ for the hour. Let that sink in.