Any London based tattoo apprentices fancy practicing some small fine line ornamental custom stencils on me for free 😛 let me know.

I got my first tattoo this weekend from Jacob Adame (@adame_tattoz). The piece is on my inner bicep, and I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out.
I came in with the general concept and let Jacob put his own spin on it. He was easy to work with, paid attention to the details, and made sure everything flowed well with the shape of my arm. The linework and shading came out exactly how I was hoping.
The inner bicep definitely had some spicy moments, but it wasn’t nearly as bad as I expected. I’m currently healing it with SecondSkin and it’s been healing well so far.
Overall, I’m really happy with the experience and the final result. I’d definitely recommend Jacob to anyone looking for quality work.

Want my next fine line tattoo to actually feel personal, not 'Pinterest minimalist.' Tired of lavender sprigs and lunar phases (no offense, they're pretty, just everywhere).

Drop your most unconventional fine line piece, bonus points if it's healed and weird and strangers stop you to ask about it. I'm collecting references before my next consult and want to bring something my artist hasn't seen a hundred times.

We all know this is the greatest music festival on the planet, so why not have a community dedicated to the incredible tattoos and artwork it inspires?

Whether you've got a tiny logo, a full sleeve, a back piece, a fresh tattoo from this year's festival, or you're just looking for inspiration for your next one, this is the place to share it. We also welcome festival-inspired paintings, digital art, sketches, posters, and any other creative work.

Post your ink, tell the story behind it, ask for design ideas, get feedback, and connect with fellow fans who wear their love for the festival year-round.

Let's build the largest collection of festival-inspired tattoos and artwork on Reddit. Show us what you've got!

Can anyone recommend someone in the Wesley Chapel FL area that specializes in watercolor tattoos . I have a few in mind i'd like a quote for.

I run a tattoo directory site that’s already starting to bring in leads that turn into real clients. I’m looking to connect with other tattoo websites/artists who might be interested in exchanging backlinks, helping each other grow, and reaching more potential clients.
Feel free to DM me if that sounds interesting.

Hi everyone. First left me apologize if this is not the right place to post I couldn’t find anything in the rules about not being able to post. I’m 30 year olds and would eventually want to become a tattoo artist preferably black and grey realism so I’m learning how to draw as I come from a strict immigrant background so tattooing was never an option for me, so I never gave drawing that much thought when I was younger. I know I need to draw every day so I want to get advice,or critique as this is pretty much from first drawing ever. I did use a reference I found online which seems to be an unofficial fan made Haland Lego that I will also attach. I would like to know if there’s anything I did well and any thing I can did bad and should work on. Please note this is pretty much my first drawing. Off the start I’m sure the torso should be longer and the hands were difficult as well as the hair. I know it will probably be at least 3-5 years until I may draw realism (hopefully sooner) but I would also like any tips as this is my dream. I’m not sure if this is allowed, if not feel free to take the images down but I am attaching the reference photo and my first ever drawing for possible critique. I haven’t watched any YouTube videos or taken lessons so I want to see where I am at starting off.

Does anyone have a picture of the current offerings at Koolsville in Vegas? The $10/$20/$60/$80/$100 or willing to take one for me?
Thank you!!!!