Music life tattoo

You are thinking of getting a tattoo for the first time. Very cool. There are some things that you need to think about before getting inked, because as you know a tattoo doesn't wash off to easily. Tattoos aren't taboo, they are widely accepted in today's society and the negative connotations surrounding tattooing is dissipating as the idea of the body as an artist's canvas has become widely accepted in the mainstream.

Music life tattoo

Before getting inked it makes sense to consider where on your body you would like a new tattoo to be located. Most likely, although not in all cases, but most likely at some point or another you will want to conceal your tattoo. Instances such as this might be an interview or meeting the "friend's" parents or some other formal occasion.

Your goal in selecting a tattoo design is that you want it to be an expression of yourself, or perhaps some event in your in your life that you would like to have memorialized on your body. One very good way to "create" your perfect design is to use a combination of two or three designs to uncover your own meaningful, custom design. The tattoo artist you select to ink your tattoo can help you with the look of the design by sketching out ideas of what you have in mind, and will most likely be more than happy to, as he/she get's to use their creative talents.

The selection of the tattoo artist is equally as important as selecting the appropriate design. After all, the tattooist is the person responsible for making your artwork look outstanding, be of great quality, and the one to satisfy you. Take your time, visit several tattoo studios, and shop around. Think of your tattoo purchase in the same way as you would making a major purchase. Ask your friends for suggestions, ask the artists for references and for examples of their work. Look carefully at these tattoos as they can show shabby work such as crooked lines and areas not completely filled in.

Music life tattoo

Once the tattooing is completed and you've gotten your breath back, the artist is going to give you instructions on how to care for your artwork. This is basically going to consist of keeping the area clean, applying medicated ointment for a week or two and keeping the tattoo area moist with a non-scented lotion for a month or so. Your tattoo will start to scab after few days. Under no circumstances pick at the scab. You will most likely lose some color and depth if you do.