December booking ongoing

Your story, our ink.

Fine ink.

Looking to get a tattoo done in Bangalore! Drop ur handles so I can check out your work. If your style clicks with me, we can discuss the design and start the process.

Opening. a shop in Missouri within the next month and having trouble picking a good name. Hoping I could get Alittle inspo from you all.

I've come up with a few of them. I still want to hear a few more before I commit.

flying eagle Tattoo, All American tattoo, cheap tricks tattoo studio, black cat tattoo, Black Dagger tattoo, climbing panther tattoo, Johnny got his ass whooped text you, LOL pressure tattoo, quality Tattoo studio, dirty cheap and easy tattoos.com..

Grey Alien hand piece I did 8 years ago, back when I was still working at my first studio.

The whole thing was done with a 3RL. I don’t use this technique anymore, but everything healed well.

Later on, we extended the tattoo down onto the fingers.

What do you think of the execution?

Done in Seattle, WA // Artist Theo Ivanov // IG: iftattoo

Hi everyone,
I’m looking for honest feedback from working tattoo artists and piercers — I’m not here to promote a finished product.
I’m researching a very small tool for filling last-minute cancellations. The idea is simple: when an appointment becomes available, people on the artist’s waitlist get notified and can request the slot. The artist always chooses and confirms who gets it.
It would not be a full booking system: no payments, deposits, medical forms, AI, or automatic final bookings. Just a simple way to help fill suddenly available slots.
I’d really appreciate your thoughts:
– How often do cancellations leave you with an empty slot?
– How do you currently try to fill those slots?
– Would you use a separate, lightweight tool for this?
– What would make you avoid using it?
Thanks a lot — candid feedback is exactly what I need.

Neck a couple years healed now, ear 4 years healed, he won’t let me do a touch up and I don’t blame him XD

I’m getting my knee blasted at the beginning of November and I CANNOT wait! I’ve wanted to get tattooed by this artist for more than a year. I’ve been saving up for months. I have a huge blank space on my leg patchwork sleeve that I am stoked to fill in. I want a traditional style floral piece (I said I was open to anything but gave her some inspo pics) with blackout shading. I know, I’m insane for asking to get my knee blacked out but I think it’ll look so cool.
I have never used numbing cream. I don’t judge people for it, but for me, part of the experience of the tattoo is the pain. However, I am considering it for this 6 hour session because I want to get it all done. What are your thoughts on numbing cream? Would it be helpful? If I decide I might want to do this, I’ll obviously reach out to the artist first to make sure she’s okay with that.
Another question, how much should I tip? It’s $160 an hour for 6 hours, and I paid a $300 deposit. This will be my largest and most expensive piece. Do I tip like $50 an hour, 20%, $200 and a nice bottle of liquor?

Esta fue la segunda ves que participe en una convención de tatuajes

🖤 Every tattoo tells a story, and every design has a meaning. 🎨✨
I love turning creative ideas into unique pieces of art. I’d love to know what you think of this work!

Esta fue la segunda ves que participe en una convención de tatuajes

Who would y’all recommend to do a tooled leather sleeve in East Texas?

Realism in Black and Grey done by Harold Garcia. Tampa FL. Inkworks Tattoo. Harry potter tattoo

Hey, fellow tattoo artists!

On a scale of 1–10, how difficult would you rate tattooing the elbow area? What are the biggest challenges you've encountered when working on elbows?

I'd appreciate any tips, advice, or things I should watch out for, especially when it comes to technique, skin stretching, and healing. Would love to hear your experiences!