GITM Tattoo?

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Pluto,

He was at the pub at Wembley. So, check your pics. I remember you took one, now where is it?????

Mine are all dis-combobulated.

[Divemistress of the Dark]

Somebody really needs to get the SC.net logo with the horse.

Or hell, the flag. I vote for DM or Moe. Even if neither of them is game, I'd love to hear why or why not.

[conroy]

I think the logo would make a great tramp stamp.

[irishrose1969]

I have been seriously contemplating getting the "logo". However I have been apprehensive as I do not want to upset anyone or cause conflict by doing that.

[DirtyMartini]

[quote="Divemistress of the Dark"]Somebody really needs to get the SC.net logo with the horse.

Or hell, the flag. I vote for DM or Moe. Even if neither of them is game, I'd love to hear why or why not.[/quote]

Heh. Way back I said that if the flag made it, I'd get that sucker tattooed to my arm; life and circumstance have delayed things, but I still plan to. Mo is going to make some modifications for me, though. I test-drove the original for a couple of days, but for me the logo is just too solid and too (sorry, Stewart) Stewarty: it felt uncomfortable and creepifying. I could do a drum or gong or something non-human-specific, but hell, I wouldn't get a tattoo of my own husband's silhouette on my arm, so much as I admire and am grateful to Stewart, having one of someone I've barely met is just more than I can do. When Mo has some time, he's going to design a personalized, stylized version of the logo for me instead, something that suggests the horse logo and says "flag" but that for me doesn't feel quite so "restraining order."

[sixteenlaps]

[quote="DirtyMartini"][quote="Divemistress of the Dark"]Somebody really needs to get the SC.net logo with the horse.

Or hell, the flag. I vote for DM or Moe. Even if neither of them is game, I'd love to hear why or why not.[/quote]

Heh. Way back I said that if the flag made it, I'd get that sucker tattooed to my arm; life and circumstance have delayed things, but I still plan to. Mo is going to make some modifications for me, though. I test-drove the original for a couple of days, but for me the logo is just too solid and too (sorry, Stewart) Stewarty: it felt uncomfortable and creepifying. I could do a drum or gong or something non-human-specific, but hell, I wouldn't get a tattoo of my own husband's silhouette on my arm, so much as I admire and am grateful to Stewart, having one of someone I've barely met is just more than I can do. When Mo has some time, he's going to design a personalized, stylized version of the logo for me instead, something that suggests the horse logo and says "flag" but that for me doesn't feel quite so "restraining order."[/quote]

sweet. and i hear ya on the creepy factor of getting the actual logo tattooed

[Divemistress of the Dark]

[quote]When Mo has some time, he's going to design a personalized, stylized version of the logo for me instead, something that suggests the horse logo and says "flag" but that for me doesn't feel quite so "restraining order."[/quote]

Excellent. And I knew the explanation would be worth any delays...lucky for me I asked on a night you logged on.

Maybe M would be brave enough to post ideas here for folks to weigh in? I would imagine his creative process would be quite interesting to follow.

[irishrose1969]

That is exactly why I didnt want to get that specific tat done. I figured it would create some issues. I figured it safe to say I have contemplated the idea, but never struck out and did it. Definitely don't want to be "restraining order like"

I am excited to see what Mo comes up with for you. That will be awesome for sure.

[DirtyMartini]

Totally your call, Shannon. Above is just my own feelings. On me the unadulterated logo felt really uncomfortable -- but obviously others might not feel that way. To each his own.


[quote="Divemistress of the Dark"]Maybe M would be brave enough to post ideas here for folks to weigh in? I would imagine his creative process would be quite interesting to follow.[/quote]

Heheh. The collaborative creative process in our house is a lot of descriptions, hand gestures, arguing, tweaking, frustration, the phrases "you're not listening," "I've been doing this for a while," "I just said that . . . ," and "I know what I'm doing" popping up, heated discussion, font arguments, more tweaking, beer, more tweaking, somewhere in there Mo performs a creative miracle, and eventually a finished product emerges.