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I got color done on the face, but we ran out of time and could not start on the wings. Let me tell you, it hurt like hell when those needles were up in the space below my breast bone. That was when I started biting my knuckles and a couple of tears welled up. Now, with the healing, it itches, tingles, prickles, and burns... my core muscles are sore from trying to resist the pain, and the skin feels like a sunburn, I can barely stand to touch it at all. No regrets, but still... Anyway, I should have a picture up in a couple of weeks, after the scabs have finished falling off.

The time and date listed above is when I'll be going in for my next tattoo session. As I may have mentioned before (I know I did in my second vLog entry), I will most likely be getting color on the face and hair, and the wings will be started on. I'm looking to be under the needle for about four hours (mostly because that's what I can afford right now), so I'll take a second dose of Advil at about the 1:30 mark, and will bring more gum (chewing seemed to help ease the pain as well, but the first time I chewed the same piece until it was like wet powder, ugh, gross). Probably wouldn't hurt to have a stress ball too, so I don't leave claw marks

As some of my watchers know, back in November we lost our friend Chris, AKA Shazari, at the age of 19. I'd wanted to draw something in his honor, but didn't know what, until today. I want to draw an anthro puma, wearing headphones, and raver pants... with glowing, neon angel wings. He'll be spinning two glowing yo-yos, each with a trail of light behind it, and the one shown in the foreground will be marked with a flame logo that reads "Spitfire" - named after his favorite song, Spitfire, by Prodigy. I would love to actually draw and color this, even as difficult as it may be, both artistically and emotionally. Either way, I wanted it to sh