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Getting a Tattoo - The decision process
By Lani Teshima-Miller
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The decision process
-- making the big plunge: whee can i find a good artist, and what should i look for in artist?
The bane of the world is the shadowy, unprofessional person called the “scratcher.” A scratcher is somebody who:
--Does not have the proper training in either art or of running a professional operation;
--Does not know and/or care to use responsible sterilization methods;
--Promises to provide tattooing services for an incredibly low fee, for free, or in exchange for drugs (ack!);
--Chooses not to apprentice through a legitimate shop because of one excuse or another (but lacks the knowledge one needs to work in or run a professional shop);
--Will hurt you because they don’t know what they’re doing;
--Will give you a permanent you will regret for the rest of your life;
--You should stay away with a ten-foot pole.
Never, never, never get work from a scratcher unless you are willing to accept all the hazards listed above.
Of those in a study by Clinton Sanders who regretted their tattoos, more than two-thirds of them regretted their because of poor quality!
Looking for an artist can be as easy as checking the Yellow Pages, or as complex as checking references, magazine photos. There are a number of ways to find good artists, including (but certainly not limited to):
--Perusing magazines. While not all magazines are of the National Geographic quality, the photos will speak for themselves. Some issues highlight specific
artists’ works; a good way see the type of work someone does. Use the photos in the magazines to compare with those of the artist you are interested in. These magazines have done a lot to show what is *possible*.
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