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problem is even the best tattoo artist in the world can't stop the lines from fattening up a little in time. This is true with any tattoo.... But specificly when you are talking about the level of detail this would require... it is not going to be pretty!

I have a huge mermaid on the side of my leg, with fairly complicated larger scales. when it was first done the scales were very clean and crisp. Now after a short period of time, you can deffinately see a little softening of the the lines. These are BIG scales. what she is talking about would be small scales!

Maybe find a better artist for yourself??

Large clean lines really shouldn't lose that much crispness to notice. What more than likely happened is your artist blew the lines out.

I have work on me that is close to 16 years old now that may not be as crisp as the day I got it (no tattoo will be) but it is still very clear and looks great.