Q. Well, I want to get my next tattoo in a year or two when I can afford it and I know that I want it to be a horse. My question is which style do you think is more appropriate for an animal tattoo. I currently have two butterflies on my left shoulder. They are more realistic style and very cute. I'm wanting to get a horse on my back and I'm leaning towards having the horse's full body rather than just it's head. I love tribal style tattoos especially since they are simple and it seems to be harder to mess it up than a more realistic version. I'm also nervous about getting a realistic version since looking at other people's tattoos of horses which look for the most part, really bad. I don't know, which would look better? Also, once I decide which style, then I'll start the long process of finding the perfect design. I'm not one of those people who just decides on one in a day. This is why it will be about a year or two before I get it so I can make sure I love the design.
Please, if your going to tell me that tattoos and stuff are bad don't even waist your breath. Why do you people look at the tattoo questions if you don't like them? Serious answers only please.
Please, if your going to tell me that tattoos and stuff are bad don't even waist your breath. Why do you people look at the tattoo questions if you don't like them? Serious answers only please.
A. I'm actually a fan of something neo-traditional. Check out the first tattoo at the following link to give you an idea of what I'm talking about.
http://www.tattoosdaily.com/horse-tattoo/
If it's just between tribal and realistic, I vote realistic. IMHO, I don't think tribal looks good on women. Having said that, you have to research the artist beforehand, especially for realistic tattoos. If you go in not sure they're going to do a good job, that's a sign you need to do more research. There shouldn't be a doubt in your mind when you sit in the chair. If there aren't any satisfactory artists near you, you'll hopefully be within driving distance of one that is better or within driving distance of a convention that will have good artists. Another thing, don't make the cost of the tattoo a factor in your decision. That extra few hundred dollars won't mean anything in the long-run. Note that a good realistic tattoo from a capable artist will cost a LOT more than a tribal version.
http://www.tattoosdaily.com/horse-tattoo/
If it's just between tribal and realistic, I vote realistic. IMHO, I don't think tribal looks good on women. Having said that, you have to research the artist beforehand, especially for realistic tattoos. If you go in not sure they're going to do a good job, that's a sign you need to do more research. There shouldn't be a doubt in your mind when you sit in the chair. If there aren't any satisfactory artists near you, you'll hopefully be within driving distance of one that is better or within driving distance of a convention that will have good artists. Another thing, don't make the cost of the tattoo a factor in your decision. That extra few hundred dollars won't mean anything in the long-run. Note that a good realistic tattoo from a capable artist will cost a LOT more than a tribal version.
where is the best tattoo places in illinois ?
Q. I am very nerves for my 1st tat., i think i'd feel more comfortable with a women doing my tattoo but i cant seem to find a salon that has women tattoo artist. If you know any that would be great !!!!!!!!
Also im looking to find a place around rockford or naperville or elgin area
Also im looking to find a place around rockford or naperville or elgin area
A. I have seen some of the work that has come out of the Tattoo factory in Chicago. There is a female artist there names Beth....I think, and she was really cool and did some good work. I met some of those guys at a convention and they were all really good artists and very cool people.
http://tattoochicago.com/
Check them out...
http://tattoochicago.com/
Check them out...
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