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Finding that one perfect design for your new tattoo can actually be pretty hard. It is a big deal when you have to put something permanent on your body, so giving it a thought or two isn’t really that weird. Some people like to be spontaneous and will get anything tattooed. But, for those who believe their tattoos are special and should have a certain meaning or align with one’s personality, we decided to create a little guide.<\/p>\n
In this guide, we’ll provide some tips and tricks, and useful information that will make it easier for you to find the perfect tattoo design. Whether it is a cute little quote, an abstract piece of art, a family-related tattoo, or even your own mother’s face, we’ll help you find it. So, without further ado, let’s jump right in!<\/p>\n
Before we jump right into some of the design recommendations, you need to do your homework. Research, consultation, determining where the ink will be placed, and all that stuff are essential to finding the perfect design. It can help you imagine a tattoo and how you want it to be. So, here are some steps you need to take in order to get closer to that final, perfect design;<\/p>\n
This is a no-brainer! When thinking about getting a tattoo or searching for a tattoo design, it is best to first talk to a professional and potential tattoo artist. Not only do tattoo artists tattoo, but they generally also create custom tattoo designs. So, why not share your thoughts and ideas, or if you don’t have any, then simply let the tattooist come up with a few designs and both of you can work on them from there until you get the design you truly love.<\/p>\n
Even before talking to a professional tattooist, one of the most important things to do when planning to get a tattoo is to determine where will it be placed and how big will the design be. Without this information, no tattoo artist, or online articles and quizzes, can help you come up with a perfect design. So, think about whether your tattoo should be visible or not (take into consideration your work, for example, workplace policy regarding tattoos, etc.), whether it should be big or small, etc.<\/p>\n
Do you see yourself rocking a color or black and grey tattoo? This is also an important question to answer because it can make or break a design. Of course, you can change your mind once you have the final design all figured out, but choosing the color can also affect your budget for the tattoo.<\/p>\n
Getting a bigger, colored tattoo will definitely cost more than getting a smaller, black, and grey design. Moreover, if the tattoo is to be placed somewhere a bit more complicated, it will also further increase the final cost. Before you commit to a design, you need to set a tattoo budget. Tattoos are expensive, and most people spend months saving up for their tattoos, especially if they’re getting a custom design. Setting a budget can help you filter through certain options.<\/p>\n
Finding the perfect design can be much easier if you simply make a list of all the things you like. Whether it is nature, a certain book, a movie, or a song, whether it is your family, a pet, or even a quote; all of this can help you and your tattoo artist figure out which tattoo design will suit your expectations the best.<\/p>\n
Inspiration for a tattoo can come even from the most unusual places, events, moments, experiences, etc. So, keep an open mind and look for inspiration around yourself. You can also look for inspiration online, but you must always be careful not to steal another person’s design and work. A tattoo or tattoo design is in someone’s personal artistic ownership, so in order to be inspired by it, you need to either contact the author of the design or have someone change the design so it becomes a new, unique design. You still need to provide credit for the inspiration.<\/p>\n
Getting an idea or inspiration for a tattoo is pretty difficult. Sometimes you feel the pressure to find the perfect design as soon as possible, but nothing seems to fit your aesthetic or artistic requirements. In your quest for the perfect tattoo design, you need to remember a few things;<\/p>\n
Here are some of our general tips and recommendations when it comes to tattoo ideas. These are just generalized ideas based on popular tattoo demands; they may not fit your personal requirements, but make sure to check them out. You never know; maybe they’ll spark an idea of your own!<\/p>\n
For the first-timers<\/a>, we always recommend small, simple tattoos placed somewhere on the forearm, bicep, outer shoulder, upper back, or outer thigh area. These areas are the least painful ones for the actual tattooing procedure. Small, simple designs are easy to think of, can be pretty mean, and provide a great opportunity to get to know the overall process, experience, and everything else that comes with it (like tattoo aftercare<\/a>, for example).<\/p>\n What we recommend: small food tattoos, pet tattoos or pet names, small flower and butterfly tattoos<\/a>, heart and arrow tattoos, clean line-work designs, planets, quotes or song lyrics, etc.<\/p>\n