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We live in Ontario and I had to sign for my 16 yr old to get his tat. Even said the artist said it’s a personal choice of each artist to Still refuse to ink a minor. My sons being a memorial they were pretty accepting. See my album.
My tattoo artist recommends washing the tattoo 4 times a day and after three days moisturize with unscented lubriderm when it looks like it needs it. He really didn’t like the idea that some artists say to use polysporin. I have 3 tattoos and the only one that doesn’t still look fabulous is the one I used polysporin on. Hope this info helps.
I agree, I can’t wait!! I’m going in November so I’m still scouting ideas. Pretty determined on the dragonfly with maybe stars or something around it.
That’s the new direction I’m going but when I mentioned it to one tattoo artist he said it will look like a radioactive explosion behind what I already have. I’m sure he’s mistaken, so when my reulae gets. Ack I’ll go talk to him. There has to be some way to have a nice green leafy design without it looking radioactive.
Point taken sweetie, no need to get excited 😉 I’ve started thinking in different directions with some very helpful suggestions from the great people here, yes you included…lol so thank you!
It’s absolutely beautiful! Love it!
I’ve seen alot of women with dragon tats that look fabulous. As long as you like it, who cares what anyone else thinks?
No, I’m not thinking about because I funk it will make me look cool. I just want an artistic design to combine my tattoos. I could just as easily said flowers or stars. Problem Much?
I’m not from any tribe, I just really like the designs.
In my opinion, you have to think IF this person and I do break up and I meet someone new, am I still gonna feel ok having their name on me. I’ve been married 18 years and am just now getting my husband’s name on me. Too many people regret it down the road.
…..In May I will be sitting down for my 1st session of a 3/4 sleeve; in all there will be four, five hour sessions. The artist is the owner of the shop, well known, does great work, and charges $175/hr. The sleeve is going to cost around $3500. By the way, this is my first tattoo….yeah, starting off big.
Is a tip expected for such an expensive piece? (honestly I would feel weird not giving a tip…I think I’m more concerned about the perception of giving a $100-200 tip opposed to tipping around 15-20%, but I would still like to know if a tip is expected)
Do shop owners get tipped less than their employees?
If you do tip, how much would you tip particularly on this piece?
when we went in for our memorial tats, we spent $1800 on tats and gave them $200 worth of tips. They seemed happy with it.
i have uploaded some pics to my album of my ink, my families memorial ink to our niece, and some ideas for my next tat, a dragonfly on the back of my neck.
Anyway here are the two artists:
http://www.myspace.com/soltribetattoo/photos/albums/album/976431
http://www.myspace.com/daveallentattoos/photos/albums/tattoos/803394
What do you think of both, and who would you choose?
Thanks
I would personally go with daveallen