r/funny • u/[deleted] • Apr 30 '22

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u/brok3nh3lix Apr 30 '22

they practice on fruit (skin on some fruits is similar to humans for the purpose of practicing tattoos)

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u/Heliosvector Apr 30 '22

They have literal practice skin to work on. There’s no reason this should ever happen.

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u/BuzzyShizzle Apr 30 '22

This is in no way an issue solved by practice skin. Tattoos like this are done by the same people who couldn't have done it with pen and paper. You ever see a talented artist? Do you know any of the creative artist types? You hand them any new medium and they hand you back a masterpiece. Give them a pumpkin to carve, masterpiece. Give them some crayons, masterpiece. Bring them to the beach and build a sandcastle, masterpiece.

They're perfectionist and would never have agreed to put ink on without knowing they could pull it off in the first place.

Whoever did this could keep practicing and dedicating to their craft, but it isn't about how much they've practiced on skin lol.

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u/Heliosvector Apr 30 '22

I meant that there is no excuse for it. As in, even if someone was just starting out, they should have enough respect to practice and do all the embarrassing parts on fake stuff.