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  • 21-12-2014 10:21pm
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    john312
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    Hi folks.. I am looking to get a Maori 3/4 sleeve, can anyone recommend anywhere or anyone who isn't to pricey but is good at detailed tattoos??


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    raze_them_all_
    Registered Users Posts: 6,744 ✭✭✭raze_them_all_


    john312 wrote: »
    Hi folks.. I am looking to get a Maori 3/4 sleeve, can anyone recommend anywhere or anyone who isn't to pricey but is good at detailed tattoos??

    GOOD TATTOOS AINT CHEAP AND CHEAP TATTOOS AINT GOOD


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    Orim
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    Isn't Robert Litcan fairly cheap?


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    raze_them_all_
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    Orim wrote: »
    Isn't Robert Litcan fairly cheap?

    depends on what you call cheap, cheap compared to miami ink prices? yup! Cheap compared to scratchers? nope


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    Orim
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    True but he's probably also cheap compared to Dublin prices. Looking for a better price isn't exactly the biggest deal, it's the same reason someone might fly over to Poland to get a good price on good work.

    As for the OP, more info would be useful on location and willingness to travel. Although I don't really follow anyone that Maori style, so I can't really give any recommendations.


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    raze_them_all_
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    Orim wrote: »
    True but he's probably also cheap compared to Dublin prices. Looking for a better price isn't exactly the biggest deal, it's the same reason someone might fly over to Poland to get a good price on good work.

    As for the OP, more info would be useful on location and willingness to travel. Although I don't really follow anyone that Maori style, so I can't really give any recommendations.

    dublin price is 100-120 an hour?


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    Orim
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    raze_them_all_ wrote: »
    dublin price is 100-120 an hour?

    Is he that much? I thought he was cheaper for some reason. But my main point is that you can get quality at different price points. Of course looking just at price is a terrible idea but so is discounting it altogether. Otherwise the only time we'd get any tattoos is by waiting till we could afford/see the best in the world.


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