In times past, you only saw tattoos from sailors and prisoners in jail. Having a tattoo carries an image of being out of the fringes of the main stream society.
But times have drastically changed. A tattooed person you see walking on the street does not elicit as much notice like before. Why? Because many people now have their own tattoos, either on a hidden part of their body, or even covering all parts of their skin.
You might say these times are good for an artist because his art medium has expanded. Not only is he confined to the conventional elements such as the canvas, oil paints, water colors and so forth.
Now, if you want someone’s portrait to be tattooed on your skin, you can go to the tattoo artist who specializes in portraiture. There are those who specialize in Japanese artwork and biomechanical tattooing styles as well.
Now, tattoo artists from or anywhere in the United States can offer you a wide range of possibilities. He has the skin of a human being as his canvass, and inks as his coloring medium.
However, just like anything in this life, having a tattoo on your skin carries with it some risks. But you can mitigate these risks if you will take the necessary precautions. Some of the most common risks are infections caused by dirty needles and equipment, allergic reactions to inks, and scarring.
So, how can you avoid these risks?
Here are some things you must do if you want to have a piece of art permanently emblazoned on your skin.
Kayden DiGiovanni is the author of this article on tattoo. Find more information, about artist here