No. The only reason to get a tattoo is as a mark of your identity, and there are thousands of beautiful tattoos out there. Your choice should be something that does not upset the balance of your body, something you feel comfortable with. If it doesn’t do this, it’s not the work that you are being paid to do, so don’t bother! Just let your tattooist do his or her job!
Will I get a tattoo if I am pregnant?
Yes! There are many reasons why you would want a tattoo, and even though it makes you look good, it is not a guarantee that you will. It is the tattoo artist and not you who will decide if it looks good or not. Your health and well-being are your main concern, not the tattoo artist’s.
Please see our detailed article on pregnancy and tat etiquette for more information, and here are some helpful articles on tattoo etiquette:
What tattoo artists have used for tattoos?
Here’s a bit of history!
Many of the tattooed artists who created the early tattoo work we are familiar with were in the tattoo industry themselves, and these artists contributed a large proportion of the early tattoo art that was widely distributed during and after the 1800’s. Here are just a few artists who used tattoo designs:
Alfred Beringer
Bing Crosby
Frederick E. Krieger
John A. Lees
John Bode
Sylvain Carrel
Maurice F. Debecker
Hugh James
John M. Leggett
Brenton McKim-Boyle
James M. MacPherson
Joseph Mabel, Jr
John Merriman (b. 1916)
Léonard Maude
Arthur Mardal
Dennis Naylor
David Guglièvère
Diane Neidhart
Léonard Poulain
Robert Renard, Sr.
Henry Rose
George Rose
The late Henry Rose, Sr.
Dennis Rose
Chenry Rose
Doris Rose
Edmond Rose
Edie Ruggiero, Sr. (1907 – 1993)
Edith Rose
Gustav Rosado
Sylvain Rocher
Louis Rocher
Vic Royaux
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