Comments on: The Art of Airbrush Tattoos

By: Santos Koepf

Santos Koepf — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 12:15:17 +0000

The most vital thing i think when having ink done is to go to a reputable tattooist. It’s well worth spending some internet time finding out who is good and who isn’t and which parlour has a good reputation – it’s worth spending a few euro more to have faith that your ink is going to be decent

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Sun, 31 Jan 2010 23:55:33 +0000

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Airbrush Tattoo Kits — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:35:26 +0000

I found this article interesting and very true about it being hard to find airbrush tattoo artists locally. A lot of times a good place to find an artists is at fairs or events. Most of the artists usually work booths or parties. It is very rare if not even real,that they would have a free standing store.

We tend to preach the idea as well of getting a temporary tattoo before getting the real thing. A lot of time it can be a good indication of whether or not you really want a real tattoo. But it will also help on determining the placement of the tattoo on the body.

Having it on temporarily will help make up your mind of if you want that Skull tat on your arm.

Plus what you said about fads is SOOO true. Remember barbwire tattoos in the 90′s? Now they look…well..not cool. They look trashy.