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llmoose
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 Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2009 3:09 am Post subject: Play with a design for my tattoo |
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hawkeye
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Isn't tattoo design what the tattoo artist gets paid to do? |
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Patrick
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hawkeye
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| Patrick wrote: | In many cases, no. If you do that, you're reliant on what lies inside of the tattoo artist's imagination, but that often isn't what you want. It's not uncommon for people to bring artwork to a tattoo artist and tell them that this is what they would like.
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A point well taken, plus it's not like than can erase it if you don't like it. |
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Patrick
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Heh. Yeah, you're right. Gotta make sure you love it!
