At least make it more blue to make it look like a real tattoo...

nice idea, but looks a little flat on your arm. I have multiple tattoo's on my arm and back and going from a flat image to your skin there is that gentle curve to your body that can be seen.

the curve looks better.

change the layer style of the cross to overlay and lower the opacity

The lower part of the cross seems a little bit floating ... I think maybe you can play with the layer style and opacity like RickLaMesa said. And maybe try to use the liqufy to fit the tattoo better with the skin.

This doesn't look like a tattoo, try experimenting with blend modes such as overlay or multiply.

try to get a dark green color, most tatoos are that color.

nice try author. like the changes you made.

SBS please.........

edit: Thank you for SBS. Now I can vote!

like the rays of colour in your image.

different..........very well done.

It's all too straight, warp some curvature into it...

CMYK I did not get what you are trying say, please help me out...thank you.

what cmyk is saying is to use the warp tool to put some shape and stuff into the image.....it is a good idea, but looks far to straight!!

Unfortunately I only have Adobe Photoshop 7 to work with, there is not warp transformation tool I will try to get a trial version of Adobe Photoshop CS2. Thanks a lot for your comments CMYK and adeincyprus

Nice idea,but u cannot have cross in Dubai.....lol

this is a great concept.. demographics do not work HEEEE .. we will call it artistic licence.. GL.

This looks a bit simple to me to be honest, but good luck. Very nice colours.

nice

Beautiful lighting!

I agree with Ponti that this entry looks a little simple. however there is a beauty within its simplicity. I agree with others also on the points of lovely lighting and colour usage

nice try, still looks flat to me, needs a little more blending and probably a color change.

Warp to fit body contours...

try overlay on the layer style and use the warp tool to bend the cross to follow the spine !

changes are already looking better. if you have time to play.. create an extra layer ( a play layer-one you can delete if it dones not work) and exlore dodge and burn tools. this will create light and shade within your image. I would start with setting of 20% . To create light and shade look at your original image and copy the same shading as on the body. GL.

Not bad, but as CMYK said the body isnt straight, so I guess the cross wont be straight either. Try the warp tool, otherwise liquify (but be sure that you wont distort the cross too much). Good luck!

u shold do a displacement map, to make it part of the body

Nice idea. I agree with others with the thought of trying to use warp, overlay, or other techniques to make it seem more natural.