InkVille™

What about a crooked lines that are already thick?

That happened to me - almost killed the artist

I would just make them stretch the letters so you cant tell but I wouldnt pay the first guy so I could pay someone to get it fixed

it really annoys me when the artist gets crooked lines, to thick, to thin, whatever. IF your not confident, then by all means, DONT CHARGE ME FOR YOUR WORK!! Tell me up front! I was a hairstylist and if a client wanted something I knew i couldn't do well, I would refer them to someone I knew could, and then watch them so I could learn how to do it better. Beinghonest is your best bet!

sidnancythe3rd wrote :
> That happened to me - almost killed the artist
LOL I DONT BLAME YOU

it all goes back to artist taking their time, doing good work from get go, and being up front and honest. If your can't so it, don't do it to make a buck... Cause this is permanent! I have had a few apprentice tatt me and their work is almost better than those who have been doing it for awhile. There new, and learning, so they are extra cautious. I have a rose I had done in 1996 that looks fresh as if it was just done. A little touch up and it'll be new again..

Was the rose hidden from the sun so it still looks good?

Whambo wrote :
> Was the rose hidden from the sun so it still looks good?
Nope. Its on my arm above my wrist and extends almost to my mid arm. I live in a sunny state, so, no, no hidden from sun. IT needs a touch of touch up, but ppl swear its only a few years old. Lol

Roses are hot on chicks good pick! If you tattoo for a living and you cant make a straight line you need to take your sorry azz back to training

dont you look at it in the mirror before he starts so you can see if it is in the spot you want it?two idiots in the room is the only way it could happen