Tribal Lilly Tattoo – Tips On Getting Your New Tattoo

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November 24, 2009

I want to get a tribal Lilly tattoo. I just don’t have a clue where to start. I mean, like everyone else who is thinking about getting a tattoo, I’ve done the image search on Google. If I see one more picture of that one guy, you know the one I mean, with the biceps and the back muscles. He looks like he is trying to show his body more than his tattoo. I’ve been asking around to see who the best tattoo artist in the area is. Everyone has an opinion. I am more confused than ever. I know what I want; I just don’t know what design I want, or who I want to give me my special piece of body art.

Time to do what I do best, research! A lot of free sites seem to have a lot of the same designs. Even the ones dedicated to tribal art seem to be repetitive. Also, based on some of the comments in the forum, I’m not sure that I can trust what I am reading. If I am going to do this, I am going to do it right. It’s not like I can erase it if I don’t like it. This time I clicked on a link for a site that charges a small membership fee. I think I will invest a little bit of money into this. Once I entered the paid member portion of the site, I knew I did the right thing.

The first thing I noticed was the quality of the answers to questions people had posed in the forum. These people really seemed to know what they are talking about, and not only that, they seemed to care when writing answers. There was a lot of valuable advice about choosing a great tattoo artist, what to look for in a tattoo parlor, and even reviews of parlors around the country.

Flipping through the design pages, I noticed that these were a lot more original than the ones I had been looking at. These were more than tattoo designs, they were works of art! I absolutely knew the decision to spend a little money on research was going to ensure that the experience was going to be an amazing one.

Good luck getting your new tribal Lilly tattoo!

By: Dean Olmstead

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