Where is a good tattoo shop around Simi Valley,CA, and how long should this image take?
I want to get this image tattooed on my back shoulder:
http://graphics.fansonly.com/schools/fres/graphics/ncaa-m-tennis/usc-logo.jpg
I was wondering how long it should take, with and without the text above the SC. I want it colored, and ~2 inches tall. Plus, what would an average cost be in California. Lasly, (actullyayi asked it first in the question) where is a good tattoo shop around Simi Valley, CA. I know of think ink in woodland hills, but any of the shops in Simi any good, like 1st Amendment?
P.S.
I am not interested in knowing if you agree w/ my tattoo image, because USC was the best activity i shared with my grandfather before he passed, so i want something to remeber his and my passion, plus i am going to attend USC next year, so it fits me.
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