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Exposed Temptations Tattoo
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I've gotten quite a bit of tattoo work done at this shop and will probably get more work done in the future, but if you decide to go here, make sure you know what you want and pick your artist carefully, because the quality of the artists varies. The place seems disorganized - one of the artists I've used lost or forgot my reference pictures twice - and in addition, there seems to be a lot of turnover at the shop, probably because the owner is a real jerk. He a skilled artist and does good work though, so if you can stand his personality he's probably your best bet for a good tat here. Otherwise, look at the artists portfolios and select the one(s) who do the type of work you want done, then be VERY clear with them about what you want. Even if you leave a reference picture with them, make sure you take a copy with you for your session. Oh - and call ahead to make sure your artist is going to actually be there and that the receptionist hasn't double booked them. You can get a good
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