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Yes, but the tricky part is finding one who is TRULY capable of reproducing someone else's work as opposed to some hungry tattooist who SAYS he/she is capable. Many/most of the truly capable won't bother to schedule an appointment to reproduce someone else's work because they are plenty booked up doing their own designs.2 points
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I don't get the hurry. I've seen an awful lot of terrible tattoos and most of the time the story includes how their preferred artist was busy so they went to someone else. One woman got an awful coverup. After she left someone in the shop said, "That looked like Arnold Schwarzenegger crawling out of a tar pit." She wound up getting a cover up of a cover up of a terrible tattoo.1 point
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I think there pretty normal for good artists. Some wait lists are crazy long. If you really want it done by a specific artist then it is worth the wait.1 point
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This happens with really top artists. It’s worth the wait.1 point
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You screen them the same way regardless of where they work - is their work solid? Do the have a lot of examples of good work? Do you know anyone that's been tattooed by them? Do they follow strict sanitary guidelines? Have you seen old examples of their work and how it holds up? The big difference is, is it a studio, or are they tattooing in their kitchen?1 point
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what style of tattoo is this?
Asthma Inhaler Jim reacted to Simong for a topic
Not sure the exact style but i would guess someone who specialises in black and grey/ realistic could do it.1 point