Artist Profile
SCOTTSDALE // GLENDALE _________________________________
Chelsey comes to visit and guest with us regularly at our Glendale shop. We have known Chelsey for well over a decade and we have been meeting up with her at shows for just as long! She has starting coming to Arizona a lot more often in the past year or so and establishing her own clientele out here! Tattooing for roughly 15 years, she has done most style but is widely known for her cartoons and pop culture themed pieces, from mashups to movie characters, she has an wild idea to make every single piece unique and tattily her style. Did y’all say glitter? Maybe Disney? If lay of those words intrigued you, RUN to Chelseys inbox now and make sure you secure a spot with her in the next couple months!
FAQ
Yes, color tattoos, especially those with pastel or watercolor shades, tend to fade more quickly than black and gray tattoos. Black ink is more resistant to fading and often requires fewer touch-ups over time. Factors such as sun exposure, skin type, and aftercare practices can also influence the longevity of a tattoo’s color.
The level of pain experienced during tattooing is more closely related to the location of the tattoo and an individual’s pain threshold than to the ink color. However, some people believe that the process of shading and coloring can be more uncomfortable due to the techniques used, but this varies from person to person.
Skin tone plays a significant role in how tattoo colors appear. On paler skin, colors tend to show up more vividly. Darker skin tones may not display lighter colors, such as pastels, as prominently, and certain hues like blue, green, and purple might not appear as vibrant. It’s essential to consult with an experienced tattoo artist who can recommend colors that will work best with your specific skin tone.
Color tattoos can be more expensive than black and gray tattoos due to the additional time, skill, and materials required to apply multiple colors and achieve the desired shading and vibrancy. They may also require more frequent touch-ups, which can add to the overall cost over time. Pricing varies depending on the tattoo’s size, complexity, and the artist’s rates, so it’s advisable to discuss costs with your chosen tattoo artist beforehand.
While tattooing is generally safe when performed by a professional under sterile conditions, some individuals may experience allergic reactions to certain pigments used in color inks. Red and yellow pigments, in particular, have been associated with allergic responses and sensitivity to sunlight. Additionally, some color inks may contain metals or other substances that can cause reactions in sensitive individuals. It’s crucial to discuss any concerns with your tattoo artist and ensure they use high-quality, reputable inks.
