But again, refer to my second point and make sure you don’t bring in a bunch of random images that have nothing to do with each other and ask the artist to combine them into a weird mess. If you’ve decided on the idea, bring in photos of similar pieces you like so your artist can create something that’s just right for you. Unlike people that already have tattoos, you’re at a disadvantage because the artist can’t look at what tattoos you already have to gauge what style you like. If this is your first tattoo and you’re going in for your consultation, bring as many references as possible. It’s a waste of everyone’s time, and you probably won’t be welcomed back to that particular shop. There’s few things more frustrating for an artist to have a client who is flip-flopping with what they want (because even they don’t really know) and ends up turning down every suggestion as a consequence. If you go into a consultation and throw a bunch of contradicting ideas at an artist, they’re going to laugh you right out the door. Make sure you know what you’re looking for and what you want out of this tattoo before you approach any artists. While most artists are competent across several styles, there’s always one or two that specialise and give you the best outcome. If you want a particular style or image, use your social media Googling skills to find an artist that caters to what you are after. Even though tattoos and tattoo parlours are all over the place now, that doesn’t give you an excuse to get a shitty tattoo. Please please please for the love of Hades* do your research. While I am the last person to tell you not to get a tattoo because “you’ll have it forever” I can offer some tips on how you can make sure when you get your first tattoo, or your fiftieth tattoo, it’s not going to require a cover-up in five years time.
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“We wanted to make sure we kept the same feel from the old shop but we just really wanted the space to add more artists and art to continue to grow.Tattooing is one of the oldest art forms in the world, and one that the music industry wholly embraced from its earliest days.īut nowadays you don’t need to be a musician, a sailor, a prisoner or even an artsy person (is that code for wanker? – ed.) to be decked out in ink.
“The atmosphere is still the same,” Parrish said.
The shop also sells unique artwork, such as custom skulls on European mounts, which also serve as decorations for the space.
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Owner Guy Dove and Manger Quinn Parrish both love being able to meet people through their work and have long been involved in the art of tattooing.Ĭurrently they are offering full tattoo services, and they are planning to set up a piercing room in the near future. With the new space they look forward to being able to welcome more artists and offering more appointments. The new set-up inside Timeless Tattoos location offers room for more artists to work. The new location on Clayton Street has essentially quadrupled their space, going from 400 square feet to roughly 1,600 square feet. They recently moved after trying for almost two years, but something always seemed to come up, such as last year’s pandemic. Timeless Tattoos is now welcoming customers to their new space located at 112 Clayton St.
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