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For whatever reason, over the past few months, I've been feeling that I need more ink permanently needled into my skin. Of course, like many others, I started out thinking, "I'll just get one tattoo and that'll be it. I won't need to get any more tattoos."

Wrong!
Wrong!

And so, it's been a year and a half since I last had any work done. I've designed my tattoos myself and I'd been looking for something to help me design some tribal tattoos.

Enter, Create-A-Tattoo.com.

It's basically a web-based tribal tattoo creation application. There are roughly 600+ designs at the moment to choose from and tweak. Or you can design your own using some simple line and shaping tools. You can save your designs in your own library. It was only $16.95 for a year, so I figured what the hell.

After playing with the application, I've got two designs of reasonable size and intricacy that I'm happy with. My frustrations came about because there was no way to cut and paste between their designs or your own designs. I wrote to them asking if they were adding this functionality at some point.

Enter, Create-A-Tattoo.com's Plus offering. Copy and paste. Element libraries. Half-sleeve, armband and lowerback tattoos. Zoom in and out. And it's only a $8.95 upgraded added onto the $16.95 for the basic application access.

Upgrade!

So, for around $26 a year, I get to create and print as many designs as I can and then pay to have them permanently etched. Damned if this isn't going to be an "interesting" few years I've got ahead of me.

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