Tattoo Designs

[Outlawsolja]

Oh yea that sounds pretty nice ha

[Snock]

Like everyone's said, your best bet is to go to a tattoo shop. you probably have a lot of good ideas for it, but arent quite sure what you want it to look like exactly. Go into a tattoo shop (any respectable place will have artists willing to draw for you) and tell them your ideas and come back in a few weeks. You would be amazed at what some artists can invent even with the vaguest of guidelines.

[ICit]

Originally Posted by Outlawsolja

Does anyone know someone who can draw up a tattoo for me. I need someone experienced and someone who can draw up a pretty big one.

Blue Scarab Tattoos and Body Piercing

go see Keith

he is great!

[greyhound]

Originally Posted by Outlawsolja

Oh yea that sounds pretty nice ha

Do you have any idea how much custom artwork costs? It's not cheap.

[DAMNIFUDO_DONT]

Originally Posted by greyhound

Do you have any idea how much custom artwork costs? It's not cheap.

But its going to be an original and that's important. The price isn't not that bad. Most of the time they will give you a complete price, artwork and tattoo combo.

[greyhound]

Originally Posted by DAMNIFUDO_DONT

But its going to be an original and that's important. The price isn't not that bad. Most of the time they will give you a complete price, artwork and tattoo combo.

I was refering to his post about having another artist do the artwork before going to the tattoo artist. I know how expensive it is to have custom artwork done.

I think he should have the tattoo artist do the artwork....a good artist will work with you and make changes.

[Radiant1 (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Snock

Like everyone's said, your best bet is to go to a tattoo shop. you probably have a lot of good ideas for it, but arent quite sure what you want it to look like exactly. Go into a tattoo shop (any respectable place will have artists willing to draw for you) and tell them your ideas and come back in a few weeks. You would be amazed at what some artists can invent even with the vaguest of guidelines.

Hint: Look at the date of the thread, especially if you aren't going to offer any new information that hasn't already been given.