Tattoo Johnny
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Visit Tattoo Johnny before you make the leap to a permanent tattoo.
About Tattoo Johnny
Tattoo Johnny is a web store focused on selling tattoo designs. You can browse through thousands of flash art sets in just about every design genre imaginable, then purchase and download them for your own use. The selection is great, and it's pretty darn convenient too if you have a laser or ink jet printer. Johnny's even explains the symbolism attached to many of the tat designs, so you'll understand just what your choice of body art is conveying about you to everyone else.
Johnny's Philosophy
This site is geared toward supporting the person selecting a tat. They really hammer home the fact that your body art will be permanent, so you should put a lot of time and thought into your selection before you commit to real ink. To that end, they feature pages with lots of useful info and advice about getting your first tattoo, and what you should know beforehand in order to have a safe and satisfied outcome to your body art experience.
The philosophy at Johnny's is that if you're armed with a solid stencil design when you walk into the tattoo parlor, you're bound to be much happier with your resulting tattoo. Selecting a design from the privacy of your own home allows you to relax and figure out what you really want. You can take your time without feeling pressured to hurry and pick out something at the shop so your artist can get on with it. You also won't be influenced by well-meaning friends or your artist's own ideas, so chances are your choice will be right for you, not everyone else.
Tattoo Flash
Tattoo flashes are examples of an artist's designs, and they can help you choose the perfect tat, or you can use the basic design and have your tattoo professional embellish it so you wind up with a great tat like no one else's.
The downloadable tattoos at Tattoo Johnny come in two parts:
- The full design comes complete with color to really bring it to life.
- The matching stencil is the actual line drawing of your design that your tattoo professional needs to accurately recreate your tattoo.
The Test Drive
Want to do all you can to avoid regrets later? Then take your future tat for a test drive. Johnny's sells a test drive kit comprised of a sheet of clear transfer and a sheet of tattoo test paper in a convenient 8.5"x11" size to fit most printers. Armed with one of these kits, you can select and purchase a design to download, and then the fun begins.
You can use your printer to experiment with the size of your design in order to find the perfect fit, and even print out your design in several sizes on your test drive kit. Then you can apply the resulting temporary tattoos on different parts of your body to help you figure out the best place for your permanent tattoo to go later. You get to "live" with your tats a couple of days, which should help you decide if body art is really your thing after all.
Starving Artists Apply Here
Okay, so maybe you won't make a full living, but if you're an aspiring tattoo artist looking to make some extra cash and get your designs out in front of the buying public, Tattoo Johnny wants to hear from you. The site accepts guidlines.asp submissions from artists, and if you make the grade they'll purchase your designs, and feature you as one of their family of Art Stars.
The Verdict
All things considered, Tattoo Johnny is a great place to do some serious research before you ever walk into a tattoo parlor. After all, your tattoo is meant to be permanent, so better to do all you can now to avoid the agony of having it removed later.
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