Is it rude to go to different tattoo artists in the same shop?

Is it rude to go to different tattoo artists in the same shop?

It is not rude, and should not hurt their feelings – because they will want you to be happy/satisfied with whatever work you have done. It is much better for the shop and for the artist to fully support you in your selection of the artist that will be more likely to meet your needs.

Can you ask a tattoo artist to copy a design?

You can use any design you have done yourself as long as it is not a copy of any copyrighted material. Remember that a design can be really good but just not work well as a tattoo. Something to think about is the fact that many tattooists will work initially from a fairly basic line drawing.

Can I change tattoo placement last minute?

DON’T cancel or reschedule last minute. If you need to reschedule, please give ample notice so that your artist has time not only to find another client to fill the spot, but time to draw and prepare for that other client too.

Can you get multiple tattoos in one visit?

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.

Should you be loyal to a tattoo artist?

A loyal customer believes that the tattoo artist’s work matches their style and personality. They appreciate their technique, pricing and genius. Not only does loyalty boost an artist’s confidence, it also helps their business.

Will a tattoo artist do two tattoos in one day?

The schedule often applies to only one tattoo and depending on the design and intricacy of the tattoo, the session will last between one and a few hours. When it comes to getting two tattoos in a day or a session, you need to book two different tattoo artists.