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Getting A Tattoo Idea Out Of Your Head And Onto Paper

I’m getting a lot of questions right now on where to find “unique tattoos” or how to get a “custom tattoo”. It seems like people have raised the bar and aren’t ready to settle for a generic tattoo that an unknown number of people already have.Getting a unique tattoo often requires a little bit of effort, but it can actually be pretty easy to create a totally unique tattoo or add your own “twist” to an existing design.I have previously touched on the subject of how to come up with a unique idea for your tattoo, but I wanted to give you some more specific ideas for how to get that *idea* out of your head and “onto paper”…1. Create a tattoo based on a photoExample: Let’s say you want a tiger tattoo…

A skilled artist would easily be able to draw up a custom tattoo for you based on that photo. You will probably want to ask the copyright owner if it’s ok to use the photo for your tattoo, alternatively make a few small changes to it in order not to make it an exact copy.

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2. Use an image editing program to change the colors, edit, combine two tattoos, or add something to a tattoo.

If you’re really good at using programs like Photoshop you can probably create a great-looking tattoo from scratch, or easily change an existing design to your liking. The problem is, Photoshop is pretty expensive, and requires quite playing around with it before

you know how to use it to the fullest.I’ve found a few great alternatives though. Piknic and Splashup are two free, simple to use image editors that you should definitely check out!

3. Add letteringAdding some beautiful lettering to a tattoo is a great way to “make it your own”.

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The Secret 3-step Ninja Method For Getting a Super-Awesome Tattoo

Cool title of the post, don’t you think!?Just kidding.To be totally honest with you, these aren’t really secrets, but still I’m surprised to see how most people completely overlook them. I guess that must be why tattoo removal is such a profitable business these days?This is a great step-by-step plan to follow if you’re thinking about getting a tattoo and want it to turn out as good as it possibly can.Here’s we go…

Secret #1. Find a purpose or a meaningNothing wrong with getting a tattoo “just because it looks good”. But if you want a tattoo that you’ll be sure to feel proud of and love for the rest of your life, you’ll want it to have some kind of “deeper meaning”.Ever seen Miami Ink? Have you noticed that every single person that walks in their door and is being showcased on the show has some kind of purpose or story behind their tattoo?Why is this important?

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Well, first off it makes the odds that you’re still going to be happy about that tattoo a few years down the line that much greater.It has a cool little side-benefit too (especially if you’re single): When you have a deeper meaning behind your tattoo and you share that with other people they often instantly tend to look at you as a more interesting person.You’ll probably also find that people walk up to you more frequently at the street, at parties etc. wanting to compliment you on or ask questions about your tattoo. If you’re a naturally shy person, this is a great way to have girls/guys approach YOU, instead of the other way around :)Ok, enough of the “dating stuff”…So how do you find that “special meaning” for your tattoo?Here are some ideas…

• Have you experienced a tragic/happy event or moment that you’ll never forget?

• What are your values and beliefs?• Is there a person in your life that has a special place in your

heart? (be careful here…you know what I’m talking about!)• What are your aspirations/goals?

Secret #2. Come up with a *killer* ideaThis is often the hardest part…But a lot of people often make it a lot harder than it has to be.Once you know what you want your tattoo to represent, all you have to do is figure out what it is that is going to symbolize that memory, value, event or whatever it is.

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One mistake I’m seeing a lot is people looking around forever for that PERFECT tattoo design, but there’s always something wrong with the designs they come across. Be it the colors, that something is missing, the size, or that it’s just not the right “style”. As a result, they end up frustrated and never get that tattoo they wanted.It’s highly unlikely that you’re going to find a tattoo design that’s a 100% spot on no matter how long or how hard you look for it.The real secret lies in realizing that most tattoo artists are willing to make any changes you’re asking for.

• Here are a few tips on what you can do that will hopefully get your ideas flowing:• Combine two tattoos into one• Add tattoo lettering to an existing design.• Ask your artist to modify or add something to a design• Find a photo of what you’re looking for and tell your artist to turn it into a tattoo

If you simply can’t find ANY design, photo or whatever that you can bring to your artist, you’re pretty much left with one option and that is to try to communicate to the artist exactly what it is that you want and have him/her draw a custom design for you. This MAY work well if you’re good at communicating and the artist “gets it”.Oh, I almost forgot…there’s of course the option of drawing it up yourself, if you have a talent for

that.

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Secret #3: Find a world-class, super-duper fantastic artistThis is obviously a crucial step to making sure you end up with a great tattoo.Here’s a step-by-step approach that I recommend you follow…Step 1. What type of tattoo are you getting? Is it going to be black & grey or colored? Are you willing to travel or are you going to be limited to the artists in your local area? These are all important questions you should ask yourself before you start looking for an artist.Most artists specialize in or are better at certain styles or types of tattoos. Others only work with color etc. The answers to these questions will determine the size of your list of potential artists that will compete for the honor of doing your super-awesome tattoo :)Step 2. When looking for a shop and an artist, look at their previous work. Most shops have websites where you can view the tattoos the artists have done. Type in “Tattoo shop” + “your city” into Google and you’ll most probably find the majority of the artists in your area. If you have friends with tattoos you like, ask them who the artist was.Other ideas for finding artists are browsing tattoo magazines, visiting conventions and talking to people online. Don’t forget to create a list of all the artists you find most interesting.

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Step 3. If you’re really serious about finding the very best, you’ll want to pick the 2-4 artists from your list you’re most interested in and do some more research on them. Check if they’re a member of the Better Business Bureau and if they have any records there. Search for their name and studio online and see if you can find any further info on them, maybe even comments from previous customers.Then, go visit all the shops and ask a few questions such as how long they’ve been in business, if they have any references, how many tattoos they’ve done, if they guarantee their work and if you can have a look at their portfolio. Based on the impression you get when visiting the artists, pick the one you like best and make an appointment.Step 4. When showing up in the studio, make sure the artist’s work area and needles are clean and that he/she has all the proper certifications. Then pray a silent prayer and hope for the best :)This may look like a lot of things to go through just to get a tattoo. But if you look at your tattoo as a lifetime commitment that you’re going to be looking at every day I’m sure you’ll realize it’s worth it.

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