When you draw something really, REALLY good... on your skin

I don't draw on myself very much (unless I'm trying to sketch a tattoo before I eventually get the guts to actually get some inkwork), but I do know the pain of temporary drawings. Most of my drawing is in the form of doodles in the margins of my class notes, some of which can get pretty awesome. Still, they're doomed to be filed away in a binder for at least a few months, and can't easily be preserved for eternity.

All I can say is... QUICK! GET THAT DRAGON TO A TATTOO PARLOR! Before you wash if off, at least!

 

I do like doodling on my knee-caps, though I don't draw seriously on my own self. I have the same problem as @[member="Zero Sifr"] though, in that most of my good stuff is on homework or on lined paper that I can't easily scan or make a digital template from. One day I'll get some really good stuff and actually be able to finalize it. One day...

 

EVERYTIME. Every. Damn. Time.

I also draw on my books or desk, and I ask my mum not to clean it. That one time I drew my O.C. on my school desk, I wanted to cut the wood and bring it to my house. I really don't like paper, especially when it comes to erasing. For example, I wanted to draw kaneki step by step, but the time I had to erase things to make it look better, I cut the paper in half