What is a tattoo collector? Is there a difference between a tattoo collector and an enthusiast? Does quality over quantity matter to you regarding tattoo art?
For many people, once they get one tattoo, they’re itching for the next. They start off with simple tattoos and gradually grow their tattoo collection. For example, you may get one shoulder tattoo, and before you know it, you have an entire sleeve. It can resemble an addiction, but without the poor consequences.
As you gather more and more tattoos, you’ll begin to notice which artists you love and which you don’t want to use again. You will treasure talented artists who listen to you and deliver the detail and style you admire. Sometimes you may be drawn to an artist and their work on social media. You love their work and want your next tattoo from them. Tattoo collectors are known to pursue specific artists.
It doesn’t matter if the passion grows with each tattoo or you get bit by the bug, so to speak, during the first tattoo, you’ll know the moment you stop being a tattoo enthusiast and become a collector. You begin to plan out your next tattoo before the first one is finished. Chances are, you probably have the next five or six lined up.
You’ll begin inking up your body with original tattoo ideas that you and your favorite artist collaborate on together. There’s a level of trust tattoo collectors have with their desired tattoo artists. They see their tattoos as curated artwork instead of a few pieces here and there. It’s a collection of wearable art. More and more enthusiasts are becoming collectors because of the field of talent out there. Inknation Studio is one of the most revered places collectors turn to for unique tattoo designs rendered by experienced and skilled tattoo artists. If you’re a tattoo collector who’s ready for their next tattoo, click the “book now” link to make an appointment with us today.
