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Let's Talk About Tattoo Green Flags!

EvolveINK

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In this video, we're delving into tattoo green flags, listening to insights from both tattoo artists and clients, as well as the Evolve Community, about what they consider as positive signs when getting a tattoo.

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@EvolveINK Creator 2 years ago (edited) Pinned

What are your tattoo green flags? Comment below

Watch this video next about tattoo red flags! https://youtu.be/F2d6Fm2YHEA?si=nwddiqjXWK8NbiY2

@shung.official1 2 years ago

If a tattoo artist is offended/annoyed by you asking the price of a piece, find another artist, that isn’t the one lol😂

@MrInitialMan 1 year ago

When an artist notices you have a tattoo, asks how old it is, and treats your "experience level" accordingly. Props to the artist who, upon learning my only tattoo was over 20 years old, understood that my second was akin to getting my first all over again.

@tylermoody1130 2 years ago

I have a a tattoo of my German shepherd snarling at a cloaked demon. Long story short my boy Oslo saved me from a suicide attempt.

@QCMauler 2 years ago

As a client, I love when the artist asks me a lot of questions during the consultation as I can tell they really want to nail what I had in mind.

@monkeytownusa6055 2 years ago

All of my tattoos are about nature, animals, things that are fleeting and make me say "Oh Wow" every time I see them.

@sleepymonsteraddict 2 years ago

For the pricing I really agree with you, I am a student and if I want to get something done, I need to know an estimate beforehand so that I can save up and work more days if needed. It's not because I don't want to pay, it's just that I am not rich and I want to have an idea of how much I'm paying so that I can save up accordingly. As for tattoo artist green flags for me, it's if your tattoo artist makes you feel comfortable, they start some small talk and ask your opinion about what you want and their design they've made. I was very nervous for my first tat, but my tattoo artists way of talking to me and giving me information made my nerves go down instantly. Still go to that tattoo artist every time!

@dh6022-x6s 2 years ago

I agree with you about the cost issue. I think I had a bit of a rocky start with my artist when I asked his hourly rate. Truly, I was not cost-comparing not was I trying to be cheap. I honestly just wanted to be sure I could bring enough cash (including tip!) to the appointment. I can’t imagine anything more embarrassing than not having enough $ with me. So, I really appreciate your comments here.

@LeftieLoosie 2 years ago

I’ve worked with three separate artists. One is a major silence artist…. One likes small talk here and there and the other, we are deep in conversation from beginning to end. Talking about the deepest craziest details of our lives. 🤣 we have a similar life story and my tattoo ends up being a sleepover type experience with all the talking. 🤣 just pay attention to your artist and follow their lead when it comes to talking. You’ll realize very quickly if they want you to talk or be quiet and just respect it…. If they prefer silence, you’ll get a better tattoo if you give them that quiet time, if they want to talk, same thing. Also if you’re chatty and talking helps (like it does for me) then use those chatty artists more often!

@TheAceOfGames 2 years ago

tattoo green flags are different than a client green flag i thought they were going to talk about green flag tattoos lol but i agree with most of the artists..be respectful & patient lol

@Ben-td1zv 2 years ago

My artist told me the exact amount during my consult. Seemed like a very good price for my area. Finished the tattoo...gave me a lower price than the quote. Green flag.

@karensallsorts7125 2 years ago

When the artist I go to, is excited about my current or next tattoo and Wer both throwing ideas around, and she tells me she carnt wait to do it 💚

@ColeZawacki 1 year ago

When the client and the tattooer both like the tattoo idea or plan And they make it happen and they enjoy the whole process. Good vibes. Positive vibes and calm experience. That's a green flag to me

@KindredKambiri 2 years ago

I'm currently talking to an artist about getting a chest piece. He's very kind and lets me send him a lot of ideas and sketches about what kind of tattoo I'd like. I like that we can collaborate to make the final product look great. :D

@TheAmazingEMSstudent 1 year ago

I think about getting a tattoo of a brown teddy bear with a superhero mask and cape, to represent my father as my hero, and warmth.

@WelshTed 2 years ago

As a client, a green flag for me is of the artist is prepared to spend a long time before starting work getting the placement and size exactly right, because they understand that these factors can spoil the look of a great tattoo, or make even a mediocre one pop. If they're just slapping the template on like they don't care, my blood pressure is rising, because that tells me they might handle the needle in the same way. 🤷‍♂️

@LilfishStick84 1 year ago

For me when I go into a tattoo shop after doing research and liking their work and I want a specific piece done and I ask them "is this something you can do?" Instead of lying and saying yes, Green Flag is to tell me the truth and then refer me to another artist that can do it. Just had this happen to me, and now I'm stuck with a tattoo I kinda hate and can't wait to heal so I can have someone else fix it.

@leighnathan1431 2 years ago

Green flag is where the client is comfortably and the artist is friendly

@kirbynator6715 2 years ago (edited)

Best feeling as an Artist is if a customer has a reference and says he want something in this direction, but unique and not exacly like it.
Being open for ideas goes along with it.
Definetly a green flag and should be the standard.