Look for an artist whose style looks like what you’re after, says Rusty.
I personally consult with all of my clients before setting up an appointment, says Haertling.
But that space also presents a unique challenge, as your options are only limited by your imagination.
Stocksy / Design by Zackay Angeline
This is the biggest single canvas on the body, says Rusty.
Pain may also factor into your placement decision.
While the back is a wide-open canvas, different areas tend to hurt more than others.
There are areas that aremore and less tender, says Rusty.
You are working over large muscles and areas of skin that arent desensitized like the skin on ones arms.
People are always surprised at how much the butt and hamstring hurt.
Back pieces are a large investment, says Haertling.
Many things play a factor in the cost such as style, detail, color, and overall size.
Its not unrealistic to spend thousands.
Dont let cost factor into your design or artist choice, though.
A lot of surface area has to be covered, says Haertling.
While they may be helpful in reaching the design, they may ultimately cause problems during the healing process.
it’s possible for you to also ask your artist for theiraftercarerecommendations during your consultation.
