lolybad1
leave a link to a a sexy tattoo that u want ur girl to have not to big thoe
Answer
While the following links attract my eye:
http://www.freetattoodesigns.org/butterfly-tattoos.html
(see abdomen)
http://tattoos.lovetoknow.com/Sexy_Tattoos
(see hidden: tummy tat and lower back)
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/pictures/view/232063/
(see multiple attractive women with great long tattoos)
After a few seconds I want to know why they got those tattoos. If they said 'cause I thought they'd be sexy,' I'd instantly be turned off. It has to mean something to you. Tattoos are an expression of the artist who drew and colored it, and the person who the tattoo is on. The artwork becomes just ink and lines if it is meaningless.
While the following links attract my eye:
http://www.freetattoodesigns.org/butterfly-tattoos.html
(see abdomen)
http://tattoos.lovetoknow.com/Sexy_Tattoos
(see hidden: tummy tat and lower back)
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/pictures/view/232063/
(see multiple attractive women with great long tattoos)
After a few seconds I want to know why they got those tattoos. If they said 'cause I thought they'd be sexy,' I'd instantly be turned off. It has to mean something to you. Tattoos are an expression of the artist who drew and colored it, and the person who the tattoo is on. The artwork becomes just ink and lines if it is meaningless.
Tattoo, where is a good tattoo parlour in Melbourne?
Dan T
Where is a good tattoo parlour in Melbourne?
Questions to ask to achieve a good quality tattoo?
Answer
To achieve a great tattoo, ask for recommendations on an artist from people you see who have great tattoos. REALLY nice work is very obvious and people who have it are usually pleased to give you the name of the artist.
Once you get to an artist, ask to see a portfolio of work. They should produce a collection of photos that show tattoos both after they are freshly done and preferably (though not always) after they have healed some. If you are going in for a cover-up of an existing tattoo, then insist on seeing before and after photos.
Once you have seen this person's amazing work, present your idea to them. Show them the area you are considering putting this design, how big you would like it to be, what colors you were thinking of, etc. If you have pictures of the design (even if they are not exactly right) bring them in and explain what you are thinking of. If there are any changes to the picture, explain those as well.
Durring this process your artist will be making suggestions on size, color and placement as well. They have years of experience with the look and technical execution of tattoos, so hear them out. Many times a customer will come in and want a tattoo in a size that is just impossibly small. It is the artist's job to correct misconceptions like this and make suggestions that will work.
One of the best ways to get a unique tattoo is to let your artist draw up a design just for you. If you want a butterfly, don't just pick one off of the wall of the shop (unless you really truly love it just as it is). You can choose traits from several different pictures and explain what you like about each. Your artist will be able to assemble you a new piece of art that is just yours.
If you are a little fuzzy on what exactly it is you want, get a decent idea and then ask for suggestions. Tattoo artists love to work with a solid concept and then flesh it out themselves. For example, as long as you are sure you want a soldier-like pinup, they can do the rest for you.
Getting a quality tattoo is all about finding the right artist, checking out their work yourself, hearing out suggestions for improving your tattoo idea, and then taking proper care of your work while it heals.
As for a shop in your area, start asking the owners of good tattoos. Or you can get out the phone book and find the adresses of reputable shops. Stop in and check out the portfolios and chat up the artists. A great artist is always happy to show off his work to a potential client.
To achieve a great tattoo, ask for recommendations on an artist from people you see who have great tattoos. REALLY nice work is very obvious and people who have it are usually pleased to give you the name of the artist.
Once you get to an artist, ask to see a portfolio of work. They should produce a collection of photos that show tattoos both after they are freshly done and preferably (though not always) after they have healed some. If you are going in for a cover-up of an existing tattoo, then insist on seeing before and after photos.
Once you have seen this person's amazing work, present your idea to them. Show them the area you are considering putting this design, how big you would like it to be, what colors you were thinking of, etc. If you have pictures of the design (even if they are not exactly right) bring them in and explain what you are thinking of. If there are any changes to the picture, explain those as well.
Durring this process your artist will be making suggestions on size, color and placement as well. They have years of experience with the look and technical execution of tattoos, so hear them out. Many times a customer will come in and want a tattoo in a size that is just impossibly small. It is the artist's job to correct misconceptions like this and make suggestions that will work.
One of the best ways to get a unique tattoo is to let your artist draw up a design just for you. If you want a butterfly, don't just pick one off of the wall of the shop (unless you really truly love it just as it is). You can choose traits from several different pictures and explain what you like about each. Your artist will be able to assemble you a new piece of art that is just yours.
If you are a little fuzzy on what exactly it is you want, get a decent idea and then ask for suggestions. Tattoo artists love to work with a solid concept and then flesh it out themselves. For example, as long as you are sure you want a soldier-like pinup, they can do the rest for you.
Getting a quality tattoo is all about finding the right artist, checking out their work yourself, hearing out suggestions for improving your tattoo idea, and then taking proper care of your work while it heals.
As for a shop in your area, start asking the owners of good tattoos. Or you can get out the phone book and find the adresses of reputable shops. Stop in and check out the portfolios and chat up the artists. A great artist is always happy to show off his work to a potential client.
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