Just one bump!

I think I'll probably bring it up during the session as a tat I'd like to get sometime-- if he offers to do it now, wonderful, if not, I can wait.

>has to come to /adv/ because he is worried that the tattoo artist will judge him
how are people this pathetic allowed to live?

>>16959111
What? No. I just don't want to ask something from him that will make him feel obligated to do, and couldn't find the answer anywhere else. This is less about his judgment of me, and all about being a good client.

Generally they don't mind if it's simple, and won't eat up a lot of time. I say this because if they have no idea what you want they will probably give you like a 90 minute block before booking another appointment after you. When I went in to book my appointment my artist was busy working on someone else so we couldn't talk so I had to give a general description to the front desk with where and what I wanted. When I came in for my tattoo then me and him sat down and worked out font, size, and whatnot.

Bring a print out of the picture. They'll be okay with it.

>>16959124
Thanks much, anon! I appreciate it!