Jeff Bult

By Mike Moses:

Not on me I might add; just snagged from his Instagram because I thought it was cool.

.....but clearly dead as fried chicken! C ya non existing people!

Tattoo by Eckel
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Tattoo by Chris ODonnell

I always ask, "how much should I plan to bring with me?" which makes me sound like I have way more money than I actually do, but I also feel like it doesn't make it sound like I'm concerned with the price.
As a tattooer I try to quote people on their tattoo before they ask to avoid them asking. Currently I over quote people and then when I'm done with the tattoo I charge what I feel is a fair price for the piece (usually less than the quote). I think that it's good to have people prepared to pay more than they actually end up paying, at the worst it makes it seem like you're a nice guy who's hooking them up. In the event that something is really big and/or detailed I'll stick closer to the hourly rate and I tell the client that there's no way to give a real quote on the piece besides "whatever you're comfortable spending that day".
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I got my full side done in under 14 hours by a very renowned artist somehow. I will absolutely agree that artists that charge more are usually much faster (or at the very least, really good).
Sorry for the double post.

No matter what you want you should instead get two animals fighting. Unless you want three animals fighting.