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The Internet's Very Own Veronica Belmont 2 months agoBut… isn’t 12 kind of true? You are actually a literal walking billboard for the artist. I’m sure they’d love the referrals.
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Quixotic 2 months agoAlso, I always hear advice that if you’re looking for an artist, asking someone who has a tattoo in a style you like can be a good way of getting a referral. I wouldn’t bug a random stranger, but I might politely ask someone I know if they got their tattoo done locally.
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- nicoal But... isn't 12 kind of true? You...
- CloseCalling But... isn't 12 kind of true? You...
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CloseCalling 2 months agoI keep a couple card for my artist. The more people who know about him the happier he will be.
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Emmy Favilla 2 months agoOh, yes, I am always happy to drop my artist’s name and shop — and always do! It’s just the “do you have their number/card?” that gets me.
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James McFly 2 months ago
That’s exact what I was thinking. Obviously they’re complimenting your artist so why not plug them or at least drop their parlors name.
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