Tattoos have been popular for more than five thousand years. They’ve gained a lot of attention in recent years due to increasing acceptance in the public eye, and more elaborate designs and styles. Sleeves for tattoos are the ideal option to showcase an impressive, intricate work of art, in the style you like placed on your arm (or the leg).
3 Things You Need to Know Before Getting a Tattoo Sleeve
1. Be Patient
The process of making tattoo sleeves can take many lengthy sessions. It’s fine. We will ensure that you are happy and enjoying yourself.
2. A Clear and Effective Relationship With the Tattooist Is Vital
Communication between you and your tattoo artist is crucial generally, but especially when discussing sleeves.
It’s okay to inquire, bring suggestions, ask questions, or voice any concerns.
3. Make Sure to Arrive Rested and Ready for the Training
A restful night prior to the long session is highly recommended. This will allow your skin and you to get through the workout in the best conditions.
Types of Tattoo Sleeves
Legs and arms are an intriguing, 3D canvas that sleeves can take the full benefit of. In the end, you have the option of choosing between a full-sleeve and a half-sleeve.
Full-sleeved
It is the longest tattoo sleeve available. It extends from the top of the arm, and shoulders down towards the wrist. Sometimes, it spills over to the hands and fingers. Our tattoo numbing spray is a highly effective and safe multifunctional solution for anyone who wishes to minimise the pain and discomfort of getting a tattoo or having any other kind of skin procedure carried out
Half Sleeve
Half-arm tattoos typically extend from the upper part of the arm, and down to the shoulder. The upper portion of your arm is the largest area. This can be used for larger and more intricate tattoos. It’s not uncommon to see tattoos in this area or a complex design.
This post was written by J Michael Taylor. J Michael Taylor is an artist and owner of Black Amethyst Tattoo Gallery. Looking for Tattoo shops in St Petersburg Florida? Black Amethyst has you covered! They provide an art-first approach to custom tattooing in a gallery setting.
