Okay, here’s my blog post about my “pisces tattoo wrist” experience:
So, I finally did it! I got my Pisces tattoo, and I put it on my wrist. I’ve been thinking about this for ages, and I’m so stoked with how it turned out. Let me tell you the whole story, start to finish.
First, I knew I wanted a Pisces tattoo. I’m a Pisces, through and through, and I’ve always felt a connection to the symbol. My intial thought was a small tattoo on my wrist, easy.
Next up was figuring out the design. I spent hours scrolling, looking at different styles. I wanted something delicate, not too bold, that matches my personality, so, at first I thought about it, just a simple outline of the two * I saw some with watercolor effects, which looked pretty cool, but I was concerned about how they’d age.I also played around with incorporating waves or stars, something to make my tattoo more vivid.
Finding the Right Artist
This part was important. I didn’t want to just walk into any shop. I needed to find an artist who was not only good at their craft but also experienced and talented with fine-line * I want a delicate tattoo, and the location is on my wrist, I need to find a good artist.
I checked out a few local shops and artists. I looked at their portfolios and I finally found someone whose style I really clicked with. I sent her some reference photos and had a meeting with her before I make the desision.
The Tattooing Process
Okay, I am so exciting. When I got to the shop, The artist had already drawn up a few variations based on my ideas. We tweaked it a little bit together until it was absolutely perfect. I chose to go with a classic two-fish design, connected by a thin, flowing line. Simple, but meaningful.
Then, the needle, I’m not gonna lie, it hurt a little, especially on the wrist where the skin is thin. But it wasn’t unbearable. I’ve had worse paper cuts, seriously! The whole thing took a surprisingly short amount of time. I think it was less than an hour.
When it’s finished, I’m very happy to see my tattoo, and I can’t wait to sharing my new tattoo.
Aftercare and Healing
The artist wrapped it up and gave me all the aftercare instructions. I had to keep it clean and moisturized, no picking at it. Easy peasy. It’s been a couple of weeks now, and it’s healing up nicely. The lines are still crisp, and the shading is just right.
Overall, I’m super happy with my decision. My pisces tattoo is a permanent, beautiful reminder of my zodiac sign and my personal identity. I’m already planning on my next one.
