I want to get a 2 1/2in by 2 1/2in tattoo, that I designed, on my shoulder in black and white, what’d it cost?
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Comment from OMG:
depending on the coloring,shading and all that and what it looks like
Comment from F.O.B.:
like fucking 10 dollars
Comment from mzmizery40:
it depends on the artist and how many colors you use, usually one color is the cheapest, you just have to take your pic to a couple places and ask, make sure they’re reputible though. you don’t wanna get hep B or anything
Comment from Mandy:
Between $50 and $100 depending on the design and artist. My first tattoo cost $65 it’s 2in long and about 1in tall. My third tattoo cost $100 is 2in by 1 1/2in and is full color.
Comment from skfpinkflamingo:
Depends. Where are you located? In sacramento, CA the average pricing is roughly $100-$160 an hour. Some tattoos are priced by design though.
Comment from Katydid:
There’s really no set price that anyone can give you. Price should be of the least importance, honestly. Most important is that you find a good, skilled, experienced, reputable, licensed artist. Talk to them about the tattoo and then ask about cost. Never, never, never argue about cost! If it’s too much, either look elsewhere or consider a different design. Now, I would say that on average, from a good, clean, skilled artist, a moderately detailed one-color tattoo will cost about $75-$100. This is just a very rough estimate. My first tattoo was about 3.5″ by 3.5″ and 4 colors, and I got an amazing deal from a wonderful, skilled artist for $160. Remember that many charge by the hour; a good artist can cost up to $250 per hour, some charge exclusively by looking at the design and judging the difficulty level of it as well as color/s involved. I’d say expect to pay at LEAST $75 but not likely more than $110. Remember though, value is so much less important than quality.