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By Awake Surf Collective · Posted
The reputation of the tattoo shop is often based on the work of its artists. Even if the shop is great, a bad artist can damage the shop's overall reputation and potentially harm business. A great tattoo shop will likely have higher standards for the quality of work that its artists produce. A bad artist might not meet those standards, which can reflect poorly on the shop and potentially harm future business. A bad tattoo is a permanent mark on the body. Even if it's done in a great shop, a bad artist's work can lead to dissatisfaction, regret, and potentially costly removal or cover-up procedures. Awake Surf Collective -
He probably tries to sell vegeburgers at a cattle rancher’s barbecue. -
Go away. We have actual tattoos here, not play pretend tattoos. FFS. Talk about the wrong audience. 😆
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