James J Ferris
Jersey City, NEW JERSEY
Graduated: N/A
Student status: Alumni
Degree: None
Major: BURN ANY TEACHER HOUSE MUAHAHHA
Clubs: GEEKS FOR LIFE !!!!! LOL FUCK GEEKSS
2002 to 2005
***FLAVIO***'s Companies
TATTOO HEAVEN NYC, NY US artist-piercer
winter2006-late 2007
WHATEVER TATTOO 2 NYC, NY US artist-piercer
2005-2006
BODY CANVAS TATTOOS JERSEY CITY, NJ US ARTIST
2005-2006
SINLE 8 TATTOO. QUEENS, NY US ARTIST
winter 2006
INFAMOUS TATTOO STUDIO JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY US ARTIST MANAGER
2007-2008
***FLAVIO*** check out the TATTOO PICS AND LEAVE SOME LOVE..... Posted at 10:11 PM Jan 4 view more
About me: my screen name. innes212
Today’s Tattoo Artist is far more highly skilled than ever before. It is your responsibility to find a reputable artist that has the experience, portfolio and attitude. The artist’s studio should have a clean, professional and friendly atmosphere. For safety reasons always ask about sterilization procedures.
Even though the structure of tattoo needles does not lend itself to HIV transmission, a reputable artist will autoclave their single use equipment and dispose of needles according to OSHA standards.
They should be vaccinated for Hepatitis and sterilization and autoclave certificates should be displayed. Ask your artist to show you the installation of a new needle and tube set up from a sealed envelope prior to starting your tattoo.
What is the Tattoo Process and How Does it Work?
After the stencil is applied to your skin, the tattooist uses a machine to do your tattoo. Tattoo machines use fine groups of needles to deposit small amounts of ink into the upper layers of the skin. Using the machine, your tattooist will carefully outline your stencil with black ink, until it has been permanently transferred to your skin. Your stencil provides the foundation of your tattoo, giving it much of it's detail and clarity.
Next, your tattooist will use different needles and machines to apply shading and color. Your tattooist should keep the color version of your design close at hand in order to accurately match the colors and shading. Once your tattoo is finished, your tattooist will clean the area making sure to remove any excess ink. After you have looked at your new tattoo in the mirror, the tattooist will bandage it up to make sure it stays clean.
Question your artist on techniques and procedures. A professional artist won’t hesitate to comply. If the artist or studio doesn’t live up to these standards or doesn’t wish to answer your questions, find a professional artist who will.
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LMFAOO!!! sure you doo lol j.k naaa but ii have 5tatz && after the last one which was a cover up tht shitt hurted like hell.. ii was actually cryinq like someone died in my family && the quy who was doinq iit was mad is hell lol he was stressinq odee he kept goin outside to smoke a ciqqz cause ii was cryinq..yell...screaminq...bitin my finqer uqhhhhh the worst..&& unless you dont have patient im not the one lolx
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