Im planning on getting a small tattoo sleeve that goes on my upper right arm and touches my chest. Im trying to find a safe place to go and find the right design for me. Whats the best thing to do to find out where to go?
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I would visit all the tattoo shops in your area, and see where you feel the most comfortable, where the artists are friendly, or whatever characteristic you are looking for. Then, I would ask to see some photos of their work (most of them have that type of stuff out, readily available, without you even having to ask). Also, if you know someone who has tats that are of good quality, ask them where they got them done. For that matter, you could ask a total stranger. Most people won’t have a problem if you are complimenting them on their art and ask them where they got it done. Good luck.
Go into the local shops and look at artist’s portfolios. Find someone with a style you like, and start from there. Any good artist would be more than happy helping you design a sleeve that is perfect for you.
Any artist you turn down will not have hurt feelings – after all, they are professionals. Don’t be afraid to visit 3 or more shops in your quest for the perfect artist.
Go to a bunch of different shops and look at all there stuff, see what shop has done the best stuff in the area your looking for. Go to a big city too they tend to have the best stuff from what I’ve seen.
the best would be knowing the person as a friend but if there no one you should ask for people to tell you there experiences.
good luck with the tattoo
Ask around!
word of mouth