NOT all bad tattoos are botched. In fact, a Pittsburgh-based artist said he gives tattoos that purposefully look bad – and even though his clients are happy, people absolutely troll him. “I specialize in purposefully bad tattoos,” an artist who calls himself Janedoe Thundear online wrote in a video over a tattoo reveal. He next […]
NOT all bad tattoos are botched.
In fact, a Pittsburgh-based artist said he gives tattoos that purposefully look bad – and even though his clients are happy, people absolutely troll him.
“I specialize in purposefully bad tattoos,” an artist who calls himself Janedoe Thundear online wrote in a video over a tattoo reveal.
He next showed off his latest design: a devil with the legs of a goat holding a pitchfork that has a speech bubble reading: “Do sins bro!”
The tattoo had very crooked lines and the writing looked like it had been done by a child learning how to write.
And despite it looking pretty rough, the tattoo came out exactly how it was supposed to.
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According to the artist and some fans, the tattoo is simply a very specific style of tattoo that is meant to look rough around the edges.
And although the artist and several supporters explained this, people still critiqued his work.
“My kid drawing my next tattoo,” one person slammed.
“I get what you’re going for but you went outside the lines with the color…” another pointed out.
“Yikes dude,” a third hater wrote with yet another saying: “Nice save,” doubting that he meant for the artwork to come out looking rough on purpose.
Despite the criticism, plenty of other viewers were thrilled about the way the tattoo came out and complimented the artist for his line work.
Plus, the artist noted that the haters don’t actually bother him.
“Their grumpy comments mean more visibility for me.
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“I win in the end haha,” he quipped in the comment section.
On the bright side, anyone who has a botched tattoo can now just say it was meant to look that way!
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