Color: Depending on how the design was made (flash, real drawing, etc...), the colors will come out looking very different once it's inked on your skin. Usually, this is not a good thing, because most people are absolutely shocked at how different the colors come out.
You should always ask the artist you chose to tell you how different it will look and see if they can rework it to your liking. Most people never do this, which is why they end up with tats that they hate.
Shading: This is also a vital aspect of any design. Depending on the size of the design, the shading can also look very different once transferred onto your skin.
This is also where a good artist comes into play, because they should always be able to tell you if the design will need to be altered, so that it doesn't look like a jumbled mess after it's inked on you.
Any wrist tattoos for girls that you pick will be on a very prominent part of your body, so you should always be aware of how the shading will look.
Originality: This speaks for itself. It comes down to one thing. Don't settle on something that is cookie cutter. It might seem like a great idea at the time, but 99% of the people who put generic designs on their body end up regretting it.
That's just the way it is. The best way to make sure you get an original tat is to have a trusted artist redraw the design to your liking.
Make any minor (or major) change that you want, because it ensures that you have a tat that nobody else in the world will have.
You should always ask the artist you chose to tell you how different it will look and see if they can rework it to your liking. Most people never do this, which is why they end up with tats that they hate.
Shading: This is also a vital aspect of any design. Depending on the size of the design, the shading can also look very different once transferred onto your skin.
This is also where a good artist comes into play, because they should always be able to tell you if the design will need to be altered, so that it doesn't look like a jumbled mess after it's inked on you.
Any wrist tattoos for girls that you pick will be on a very prominent part of your body, so you should always be aware of how the shading will look.
Originality: This speaks for itself. It comes down to one thing. Don't settle on something that is cookie cutter. It might seem like a great idea at the time, but 99% of the people who put generic designs on their body end up regretting it.
That's just the way it is. The best way to make sure you get an original tat is to have a trusted artist redraw the design to your liking.
Make any minor (or major) change that you want, because it ensures that you have a tat that nobody else in the world will have.
