I know what people should keep in mind when getting a small design.
Make sure the tattoo isn't too small and doesn't contain too much information by listening to your artist.
If you want to have room for other pieces in the future, consider where you want to put it.
There are a lot of factors to consider when getting small body art.
There are some mistakes people make when getting small designs.
A tattoo that's too small will blur together as the skin ages.
The size of the tattoo should be suggested by your artist.
If you have any questions or concerns, you should always speak up.
Many people think that all artists can do fine-line work, but it's important to find someone who specializes in micro tattoos.
Not every artist knows how to use single needles or small-needle groupings, which can lead to poor line work, when the ink spreads underneath the top layers of skin.
Finding an artist that has experience with designing small tattoos is important.
There is a limit to how many details can be added.
It can be hard to fit too many ideas into a small piece. The details will always bleed together when the ink is wet.
You should work with your artist to find a compromise on size and design.
Artists post photos of healed tattoos on their websites.
Checking to see how their work heals will give you an idea of what to expect when tattoos are freshly done.
There aren't equal placements. It is important to pick a good spot for your tattoo to last.
It's difficult to tattoo and heal areas that tend to bend, stretch, and rub against clothing.
I don't recommend putting small pieces in the middle of a large muscle group since they can get in the way of future tattoos.