LilMountain

For my one year anniversary I got the phrase "Feel No Cold" which part of the Native American benediction at my wedding, the full line was "Now you will feel no cold for each of you will be warmth to the other"

(My wife got "Feel No Rain" which was from the next line)

For my one year anniversary I got the phrase "Feel No Cold" which part of the Native American benediction at my wedding, the full line was "Now you will feel no cold for each of you will be warmth to the other"

(My wife got "Feel No Rain" which was from the next line)

I personally don't think it would bother me if the artist had tattoos or not. The most important aspect is you get a piece you are happy with. You could get a crap tat from an covered artist or a great one from one that has little or no coverage.What would you go for?
Surely the artist with no tats is the stronger person because they feel they don't have to follow the lemmings and believe they have to be covered to be accepted in to the industry.They may love the business far more than covered artists.
Either way if you love tattoos you don't have to prove it to anyone else, he/she will know deep down.