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About The GYPSY - Professional Tattoo Artist and Body Piercer
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I can accept questions on proper tattooing and piercing procedures, including but not limited to, licensing, sterilization, studio promotion, safety, what to look for in an artist/studio, aftercare, apprenticeship, studio management and proper design/piercing placement. I can also rate artistic quality. We also can answer questions on tattoo/piercing resources, ie; books, videos, studios and artists/piercers. PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING BEFORE ASKING YOUR QUESTION: I will NOT answer "How To" questions. If you want to know how to tattoo or pierce do the right thing and seek out a formal apprenticeship. Tattooing and piercing are not a "Learn On Your Own" professions. ALSO: Please DO NOT ask me about tattoo or piercing prices. Rates vary from region to region. You will need to check with studios in your area for their current rates.

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I tattoo/pierce over 1200 people per year. Multiply that by 31 years and I have tattooed and/or pierced approx. 37,200 people.

The GYPSY founder of Skin Art Creations Tattoo Emporium® is a State of Kansas licensed Tattoo & Piercing Artist & Trainer and has been in the Tattoo & Piercing Industry since 1976. He is a Professional Member of APT (Alliance of Professional Tattooist), and has taken and passed the APT Tattoo Mastery Test. His formal art training and experience has helped him win numerous awards both Nationally and Internationally. The GYPSY's art has been exhibited in museums World wide, including the Smithsonian. He has also appeared on television, documentaries, albums, radio talk shows and in numerous magazines. Along with his Wife Debbie they have developed and maintained numerous projects including resource and shopping sites. WE INVITE YOU TO VIST THESE SITES: www.ubtat2d.com - www.ablazable.com - www.emerald-city.us - www.sekpress.net - www.freaky-links.com and www.pluribusunum.net

 
   

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Topic: Tattoos



Expert: The GYPSY - Professional Tattoo Artist and Body Piercer
Date: 6/22/2008
Subject: Too bright around the edges

Question
I had my tatoo done in the past 12 hours.  Two of the colors are brighter than I would like them to be.  Is there a way to make those colors fade like maybe lemon juice.

Answer
Tammy,

Applying lemon juice to your tattoo would not only be painful it would be a total waste of time. If you do not like how bright the tattoo is then wait until it has healed and have your tattooist either use a darker version of the two colors or add white over the top of them to tone them down.

I hope this has been of some help to you. If i can be of any further assistance please let me know.

-The GYPSY-
http://www.ubtat2d.com
http://www.ablazable.com

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