What kind of tattoo client are you?

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1. When you envision getting a tattoo, you usually think:

“I need to see everything first.”

“I know what I want, I just need it to look good."

“I have ideas, but I want help putting everything together.”

“I want an artist to do their thing."

2. Visually, you’re most drawn to tattoos that are:

Eye-catching, bold, high contrast

Variety with complementary placements

Complex with details you notice up close

More about the overall vibe than specifics

3. The meaning question:

It has to mean something specific

It needs to give off a feeling

I care more about how it looks

I don’t overthink it

4. Size wise, your comfort zone right now:

Small and subtle, I’m testing the waters

Open to more, some being visible

Large pieces are the goal

I’m collecting over time

5. During an appointment, you prefer:

Clear explanations and reassurance

Active back-and-forth collaboration on the design

Letting the artist take the lead

A low-pressure, comfortable pace

6. If an artist said “trust me,” you’d feel:

More relaxed than before

A little on edge until it's finished

Very alert and paying close attention

Curious and engaged

7. When an artist redraws your idea, you usually think:

"It looks better than what I imagined."

"I like it, can we tweak this part?"

“That’s not what I said.”

“I need a minute to take it in.”

8. If a tattoo takes longer than expected, your first reaction is:

"That's fine, good things take time."

“I don't want it rushed.”

“How much longer are we talking?”

“This changes what I planned.”

9. During your tattoo appointment you typically:

Trust the artist I chose and go with the flow

Ask questions here and there

Are actively involved in decisions if they come up

Have clear expectations of how things will go and don't want any deviations

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