Certain parts of the body are easier to tattoo than others. In men, the most easily tattooed parts are the forearms, upper arms and legs. The most popular and easiest parts for women are the shoulders, chest and buttocks. The plump upper part of the breast (on the upper side of the nipples) is the easiest place for women to get tattoos. It seems to be easier for women to get tattoos than for men. This is because women are born with a strong anti-pain ability, and their skin has more fat layers than men.
Some people think that the actual physical condition of the tattoo client and the curvature of the skin should be used to determine the size of the tattoo and the size of the tattoo. For example, the size and shape of the design should be opposite to the size and shape of the tattoo area. A large bird that spans from the left to the right will not look very good on a thin arm, because it basically occupies the entire arm. Try to use tattoo lines to make up for and fit the curvature of the body. It will become a work of art rather than just a flat tattoo on a certain part.
Choose a pattern that is in harmony with the size and shape of the part to be tattooed. For example, on the forearm, you can use a long pattern to occupy the upper and lower parts from the elbow to the wrist, and at the same time make it gradually transition from the elbow to the wrist thickness, so it can be consistent with the upper side of the forearm. . When it reaches the wrist, it should be made thinner. The small circular pattern is suitable for shoulder tattoos, the large circular pattern is suitable for chest and back, and the rectangular design is suitable for arms and legs.
Small tattoo designs do not work well on large areas, as if they do not have the same effect. Large tattoos squeezed into a small area of skin are confusing, and the whole pattern is usually not obvious from a certain angle.
Usually what customers want, from a professional point of view, may not achieve a good tattoo effect. You can give them relevant suggestions from a professional perspective.
You also have to consider the direction of the tattoo. Although the customer has the final decision, one rule to follow is that the tattoo on the side (or viewed from the side with a different angle) should be facing the person in front, that is, not pointing back.
You may need two templates of the same design, depending on where the tattoo is and what kind of pattern you want to tattoo. On the stencil made of sulfuric acid paper, you can draw on both sides, because the sulfuric acid paper is translucent. It can produce patterns in the opposite direction. Here, computer design software, such as photoshop or simple software like Acdsee, can be used to mirror the patterns. Before choosing a suitable pattern aimlessly, a certain amount of rotation and position exchange should be done to observe which way of this pattern is best from different angles. Try to do the technique better, don't mess up the surrounding patterns.
Skin with wrinkles, scars, stretch marks, wounds, cysts, etc. will make you encounter unexpected troubles. Avoid the problematic areas, and tattoo around them if possible.
Do not tattoo on sarcoma, and avoid tattooing on severe scar tissue, because the healing in those areas is not very good. Also don't tattoo small pustules. Perfect creativity and superb technology can often make these headache gadgets less annoying. If you do it with your heart, you can actually get a lot of inspiration. For example, sometimes sarcoma can be hidden in a butterfly or leopard as a spot.
Fingers, hands, face, head, neck, and feet are all areas that are not good for tattoos, and they are usually not accepted. These places are the most easily infected parts. Tattoo operations should be avoided. Don’t be persuaded by customers even if they beg.
