Is it rude to ask for a different tattoo artist?

Just avoid the questions tattoo artists hate getting asked, and chances are you’ll be golden. For the most part, though, you should feel free to ask your tattoo artist about most anything, because they want work with happy clients.

Is it okay to contact multiple tattoo artists?

You can contact as many artists as you wish. Your tattoo, your money, your decision.

Can you use another artists work for a tattoo?

Copyright. The biggest issue you need to contend with in using another artist’s work is copyright law. Artists who create their own work, even if they publish it online, own the rights to those images, so you could be violating copyright law in taking that design to use for your tattoo.

Can you have multiple small tattoos one session?

You won’t be able to get two tattoos if the placement of the second tattoo interferes with the first. Remember, you will have just received a fresh ink job, and it will experience after-session pain, swelling (within reason) and bleeding.

Can I copy someone elses tattoo?

No, it’s not okay to copy someone else’s tattoos and there are two reasons why you shouldn’t do it. The second reason is that the specific tattoo was meant to be unique and coping it would depreciate the personal value of the original tattoo.

What should you not do at a tattoo shop?

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• Not Showering Beforehand.
• Micromanaging the Process.
• Comparing an Artist’s Work to Someone Else’s.
• Negotiating or Criticizing the Price.
• Acting Like a Know-It-All.
• Bringing a Bunch of Friends.
• Asking an Artist to Copy Someone’s Work.
• Walking in Wasted.

Will a tattoo artist do multiple tattoos at once?

Of course you can. I have had 2 tattoos done at the same time twice. As long as noone is skimping on health and safety then there is no issue. If you’re going to a professional place and the artists know and agree to the double tattoos, then it’s just like getting one tattoo, except you’re getting 2.

Can you get a tattoo from someone else’s sketch?

Don’t be afraid to make suggestions about the sketch – your picture should meet your requirements. As it is possible to find good sketches on the internet, it is a good idea to make sure that your tattoo artist isn’t against creating a tattoo from someone else’s sketch.

Can I Ask my Tattoo artist to copy someone else’s work?

DON’T: Ask your artist to directly copy someone else’s work or photo! Unless you’re going for a realistic portrait of your newborn nephew, don’t ask your artist to copy something directly onto your skin, especially someone else’s artwork! You came to them for a reason, so let their personal artistic abilities shine.

Can you meet your tattoo artist in the middle?

As long as you’re respectful, you can meet your artist in the middle, and both of you can properly collaborate on your tattoo! DON’T: Demand tiny changes over and over. Don’t overly art direct your tattoo artist.

How to choose the right tattoo artist for You?

Before contacting an artist (or a salon manager) carefully review their work. It will help to understand the style in which they work. For example, it is not a good idea to ask an old school artist for a watercolor tattoo. Even if you don’t have a picture, it is better to think about the idea behind and meaning of your tattoo.