Customers Note: PATIENCE, and UNDERSTANDING!!! For You, the Customer, those two words are very important. Theres a Lot of people out there who are really JAZZED up about having their bodies adorned with countless amount of tattoos. For us, the Tattooer, we Are happy to help you guys out. What most customers dont get is this, the Process involves more then just walking in and sitting down and saying IM READY TO GET MY WHOLE RIB CAGE DONE!!! A lot of folk love to see pics on Facebook or in magazines of Heavily Tattooed individuals and think to themselves, I want that to be ME!! Its cool to think that, but in all reality MANY tattoos require MANY MANY hours!! Hours consulting with your artist, hours drawing, HOURS in the chair getting Tattooed, hours babysitting your fresh tattoo during the healing process. What Im trying to get at is this........ If you want to commit to big work, your going to have to commit to everything else that comes with rib pieces and sleeves. And DO NOT I repeat DO NOT do consultations over the phone or by text!! Only if you live out of town!! It doesnt make any type of sense to text me about wanting work if you live 2 minutes away from the shop!!! STOP BY so we can talk!!! Get involved in the entire process of your big scale work!! And be patient, most people cant go ALL DAY getting tattooed, mainly because THE SHIT HURTS!! Most people are good for a couple, maybe 3 hours at best. Dont ever expect to walk into a shop and walk out with a fully completed tattoo from your shoulder to your wrist, IT AINT GOING TO HAPPEN!!! Session work takes time. And also, dont think your going to drop the first payment for the first session, and all the rest of the sessions after that are on the house!!! EACH SESSION TAKES TIME AND MONEY till the work is complete!! On that note, I hope I cleared the air just a little bit more for the people that were in the dark about some issues........ Have a Great day, and Enjoy your weekend Everyone!!!
Posted on: Sat, 09 Aug 2014 15:34:05 +0000
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