How can I find a great tat artist? When I got my first one I just looked in the yellow pages and found a guy who had been tattooing for 30 years. Went down the shop, picked out the tat I wanted, he drew it and I went to go get cash. 1.5 hours later and a lot of sweating and pain there it was.
This time I want to add on and cover up some parts of my tat to create an even better and bigger one. I want it to look really nice with some nice detailing in the background of the tat.
What are some key things I need to tell the artist? I also really don't want to waste anyones time. There's like a million shops here in SD...I don't know where to start. If anyone in the area has any rec's let me know.



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