• Considerate Star Wars Tattoo Design On Leg

The best tattoo artists and shops may have waiting lists for several months. That’s not necessarily a bad thing since you have more time to think about the design and why you want a tattoo.

• Profound Star Wars Tattoo Design On Arm

What made you think it would be so easy to choose a tattoo design? Though picking a tattoo design isn’t rocket science, you should think again. The truth is, there’s more to this than one might imagine, especially if you are a novice. Small, heavily detailed tattoos usually don’t age well. As you age, the pigment in your tattoos naturally fades. As fine lines thicken, they become less visible. Colors with a darker hue fade into colors with a less dominant hue. The edges of sharp objects become softer. The changes are even more pronounced on smaller tattoos that have lots of detail, which is also true of photorealistic tattoos.

• Glazing Star Wars Tattoo Design On Upper Arm

During the design-choice process, imagine that your tattoo is extra large. Make your tattoo out of a smaller component of a larger design.

• Silvery Star Wars Tattoo Design On Arm

Pick a design that incorporates your favorite colors, favorite images, and a design style that you like.

• Tiny Star Wars Tattoo Design On Fingers

You should aim for simplicity with your tattoo design – especially your first tattoo. The rule holds especially true for smaller tattoos, but it’s a good one for tattoos of any size. Don’t add too many elements to the design, but instead choose one primary subject, one secondary subject, and one background element.

• Majestic Star Wars Tattoo Design On Ankle 

Take some time to think about it, then think about it some more. You should give yourself a few months to think about your tattoo design. Providing you haven’t soured on the idea, no reason should stop you from buying it.