attn-photoshopers. tattoo idea

[mitch500]

ok so i have this photo i want to get tattoo'ed. but i cant really picture it with a white background. its a black and color image and all i would like is if you can just get ride of the color and just have the black outlines. this way i will be able to picture it with appropriate shadding. if anyone can do this for me that would be great. if you click the image it will expand.
thanks guys.

http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f381/mitch500/Human_hill_2_by_fantasticvolkresize.jpg

[scabzzzz]

Man, unless you did it as a back piece or side piece in large size, it would look cool at first but after a few years would look like a mangled Russian vagina. All the colors would wash together and look like a big black and white mess. Any decent tattoo artist would not do that piece.

[eyagel]

i agree.

[Yakinho]

It looks like bud?

[s0urce]

Looks like a piece of lumpy shit.

[z50_Jumper]

meh?

[mitch500]

yeah i know it will probably have to be simplified alot but if a get a decent sketch from an artist i think it would look great.

[Jand3rson]

Man, unless you did it as a back piece or side piece in large size, it would look cool at first but after a few years would look like a mangled Russian vagina. All the colors would wash together and look like a big black and white mess. Any decent tattoo artist would not do that piece.

That's not so much the case anymore. Although most competent artists will simplify that design down a bit, the problem of ink running together and becoming a big mess isn't so much of one anymore. Tattoo inks now are almost all synthetic, and don't bleed nearly as much as they used to. I've got a large piece on my left upper arm in full color that I've had for almost 8 years now, and it still looks 99% as sharp as it did when it was done, and all the colors are all still just as bright.

[MIKe30]

That's not so much the case anymore. Although most competent artists will simplify that design down a bit, the problem of ink running together and becoming a big mess isn't so much of one anymore. Tattoo inks now are almost all synthetic, and don't bleed nearly as much as they used to. I've got a large piece on my left upper arm in full color that I've had for almost 8 years now, and it still looks 99% as sharp as it did when it was done, and all the colors are all still just as bright.

post a pic of it. I'm been having an itch lately to do my left shoulder down to almost my elbow, but i am not fully sold on it yet... waiting to see if i still have the bug few months from now.

[s0urce]

That's not so much the case anymore. Although most competent artists will simplify that design down a bit, the problem of ink running together and becoming a big mess isn't so much of one anymore. Tattoo inks now are almost all synthetic, and don't bleed nearly as much as they used to. I've got a large piece on my left upper arm in full color that I've had for almost 8 years now, and it still looks 99% as sharp as it did when it was done, and all the colors are all still just as bright.

pics?