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How to choose a tattoo artist.
Four things to check before you send a single message.
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Does their portfolio show healed work?
Fresh tattoos look good on everyone. Healed work tells you the truth. Look for photos taken weeks or months after the session — that's where you see how the lines hold, how the color settles, and whether the detail survives real skin.
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Do they actually specialise in your style?
An artist who does everything well is rare. An artist who does one thing exceptionally well is who you want. If you want fine line, find someone whose entire portfolio is fine line. Style match matters more than proximity, price, or follower count.
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Can they actually execute your idea?
Liking someone's portfolio is not the same as knowing they can do your specific piece. Look for work that's close to what you want — similar subject, similar scale, similar complexity. If you can't find it in their portfolio, ask before you book.
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Have you tried the design in AR first?
Walk into a consultation knowing exactly what you want — size, placement, and reference. Use AR try-on to test the design on your actual body before you contact anyone. It saves time for you and earns respect from the artist.
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@raniatattoos
Raniatattoos
Alimos, Greece
fine linefloralblackworkneo-japanese
Rania (@raniatattoos) is a professional tattoo artist based in Athens, Greece, known for her custom designs and blackwork tattoos. She is a resident artist at Buggie Tattoo Studio in Athens and frequently showcases her detailed linework, flash art, and creative body art.
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Getting your first tattoo?
The decisions you make before you sit in the chair are the ones that matter most. These guides cover all of them.
How to read a portfolio
A highlight reel is not a portfolio. Learn what to look for past the best work — consistency, healed photos, style range, and whether the quality holds across different subjects and scales.
What to ask before you book
The consultation is your interview too. Questions about experience with your style, how they handle touch-ups, what their deposit policy is, and how long the wait is — all of this matters before you commit.
How to brief an artist
Vague references make for vague tattoos. Bring placement, size, mood, and three to five reference images that show what you're drawn to — not just one perfect tattoo you want copied.
What good healed work looks like
Fresh ink is always flattering. Healed work is the real test. Learn to tell the difference between a tattoo that photographs well and one that actually holds on skin over time.
How to spot red flags
Pressure to book fast, no healed work in their portfolio, reluctance to discuss the design before the deposit. These are the signs to walk away before you're sitting in the chair.
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Before you book an artist.
Straight answers to the questions that matter before you commit.
The artist who repeatedly nails the style you want, at the size you want, on real bodies — not the one with the most followers. Consistency across their portfolio matters more than one perfect piece. If every photo looks different, keep looking.
Look for repetition. If you can't find 10+ solid designs in the style you're looking for, you're gambling. A fine line specialist should have a portfolio full of fine line work — not one or two pieces mixed in with everything else.
Fresh tattoos can look flawless for days. Healed work shows line stability, shading consistency, and how the tattoo actually settles into skin. If an artist has no healed work in their portfolio, you have no idea what you're actually getting.
Ignore follower count and viral posts. Judge consistency, healed results, placement sense, and whether their portfolio matches your references. The best artists for your piece are often not the most famous ones in the room.
Style, placement, approximate size, and 3–5 reference images that show what you're drawn to. Short, clear, and specific beats a long story every time. If you've tried the design in AR, send that screenshot too — it tells the artist more than words can.
Yes. Every artist on Inkjin has a booking page at inkjin.com/artistname or you find the artist in the inkjin app and book that way. You submit a request, they review it, and if it's a fit they send you a quote and a deposit link. No DMs, no lost messages, no chasing.
It means they're not taking new requests right now. You can still browse their portfolio and designs. Check back — artists open and close their books regularly. On Inkjin you can see availability status on every profile before you spend time on a consultation request.
Yes. A deposit secures your date and confirms the artist's time. It's standard practice across the industry and protects both sides. On Inkjin, the deposit amount is set by the artist — you'll see it clearly before you confirm anything.
AR won't replace the artist's judgment, but it will save you from the classic mistakes — wrong placement, wrong size, wrong vibe. Try the design on your actual body before you contact anyone. Walk into the consultation knowing exactly what you want. Artists appreciate it.