Tattoo Artists Reviews

The Tattoo Factory in Chicago was a great place for my daughter to get her first tattoo.  The artist took time with her, explaining the process, and did the job quickly and without fuss.  I also had a tattoo done.  It's a beautiful tattoo of my daughter as a pink fairy.

 The only con I had was that they were, in fact, a "factory" with a kind of churn them out mentality.  I would have liked the artist to seem like he was listening to me and not jumping to conclusions about what I like.  Either way, I ended up with a great looking tattoo, and a good start of my collection of three.  :)

Not too much time atm so a short review- but all in all, if your looking for tatas in the Delaware area head to Studio 13 and Alliance Tattos both do amazing work. Inked by JD at Alliance and Durkee at studio 13- both done amazing work!

    Tattoo artists in Visalia, CA.  Me and my boyfriend have been drawing for years and decided to try tattooing. He's been tattooing a few years and i started tattooing recently. So far i've done about six tattoos, my boyfriend has done too many to count. Most recent one was a chinese symbol on a girls neck that meant hope. We custom design all the tattoos, as well as our own. He has half sleeves, tattoos on his chest, stomach, back and legs. I have a nautical star on my back, 3 roses down my side and his name on 2 places. All my tattoos he's done. Our next client is getting her deceased sisters...

I heard about Eric Ross from friends of mine who are heavily tattooed by him.  I was interested in getting something large and detailed. I was thinking of a large Koi tattoo or anything of the Japanese tattoo motif. After looking at Eric's mypsace page and website, I was convinced that he was the man for the job.  After looking at tons of imagery suggested by Eric, I decided on a Japanese Demon, called an Oni.  Eric drew some of the design on paper and some of it on my arm with a sharpie pen.  Mr. Ross has a keen eye for design and balance.  I would recommend him to anyone who wanted a nice...

I just got my first tattoo at the age of 44. You definitely need to make sure it is something you want to do, think about it carefully, then think about it some-more. Think about what you want, where you want to have it applied. What the tattoo says, what is not offensive to some, is to others, just another thing to consider.

Do the research, and make sure that the artist is truly an artist, build a trust with him or her before you allow them to change your body.

Tattoo's can be very tasteful, so think about it. Also not a good idea to have a partners name included, NO ONE KNOWS what will happen...

what a kind man, truthful, gentle.  I was intimidated at first but he quickly put me to ease. Great studio, open and spotless. His wife is so helpful.  good team.