I have seen two tattoos that I like - on other people. I took pictures of the tattoos. They aren't complicated (a bird made out of musical symbols like a crescendo and a forte and a heart with a music note in the middle) and use only black ink. Combined, they wouldn't be much bigger than a dollar bill. If I took that to a tattoo artist, do you think they'd be able to make it? Or do the artists only use stencils?
I know it differs depending on who you go to, just curious...
I didn't know that an artist might refuse - but keep in mind that I do know the girls whose pictures I took. I'll make sure to bring it up.
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