Be Your Tattoo Artists Favourite Client in Manchester
Approaching a Tattoo Artist in Manchester in the right way, and behaving appropriate around them, it will contribute to you getting a better tattoo. In the end of the day, Tattoo Artists also have emotions like you, and sometimes approaching a tattoo artist with the right attitude, your tattoo artist will look forward to see you, and have you on top list of their favourite clients. This will make your tattoo artist work with a better frame of mind, and the outcome of your tattoo will be a lot greater.
Not all Tattoo Artists will admit that, but every Tattoo Artist do have their list of favourite clients, and in this blog I will show you, how to become a client that your Tattoo Artist will look forward to work with, and the does and don’t when walking in to a Tattoo Studio, which it will help you to have a positive experience, which is important when you are marking your body for the rest of your life.
My favourite clients are the ones who don’t ask how long the Tattoo is going to take. And those are the clients who get their tattoo done quicker believe it or not, because they allowed me to work in a good frame of mind, and allowed me to get in a flow. Sometimes when I’m tattooing someone, in the middle of the session they ask, how long is it going to take? And that’s the hardest question you can ask a tattoo artist, and when you ask that question in the middle of the session, it completely takes your Tattoo Artist out of the flow, and it will affect your Tattoo. A good tattoo comes with your Tattoo Artist being in a good frame of mind and in a positive flow.
You want your tattoo artist to take their time, while working with you, sometimes adding 30 minutes to your tattoo it will make a difference. So in order to get a good quality tattoo, your tattoo takes as long as it takes. So not asking your tattoo artist how long the tattoo will take and let it be, your tattoo artist will get in such a natural flow and you will end up with a positive outcome.
Some clients make all about how much the tattoo will cost, even before they have sorted the design with the artist. The more limited you are with money, the more limited your tattoo will be. A Bury Tattoo Artist will never know exactly how long the tattoo will take, so how much the tattoo will cost it will vary a lot. When you get tattooed you are not spending your money, you are investing your money. So every session you have , you are investing in your body, and your tattoo artist works so hard all day to tattoo you and give you a good tattoo, so be appreciative of every session you get, pay for it, and don’t complain about how long is taking or how much it will cost, as if you are way going with your tattoo artist, you will be the one they are going to look after it more.
Sometimes I’m doing someone a quiet large tattoo, and half way through the tattoo, the client says, I’m buying a house, or I’m getting married. It’s like, they start the tattoo, but then they want to do something else, and keep trying to let you know they no longer can carry on having the tattoo done. Your personal financial situation it’s something quite personal, and there’s no need to share it with your tattoo artist. I got my head tattooed by Victoria Portugal and it’s not finished yet. Moving back to Manchester has hold me back going back to him and getting my Tattoo finished. However, I’m going to go back to him when I can afford to and when I’m ready for it, and i don’t need to share with him the reasons why I can’t get tattooed by him at the moment. So when you are getting tattooed and things get in the way, like it does, go back to the tattoo artist you chose to get tattooed by when the time is right. As if you start sharing with your tattoo artist that you are struggling to get the tattoo finished, and sharing the reasons why, it will create an atmosphere that you want the tattoo finished but can’t afford to, and I have been in situations like that before, and I can say that it’s not very pleasant, as I my job is to do the best I can when my client is ready, and even if they come back in years to come, it doesn’t matter, I will be there ready to finish the tattoo for them. It’s all about the end result and not the process, the process is a journey the end result is the target.
To be continued…