A) Placement on the body B) The artist's preferred style C) Availability of specific ink colors D) Client's concept and vision
A) Realism B) Dotwork C) Traditional American D) Watercolor
A) Areas with fading ink B) The most painful areas to tattoo C) Areas with only black ink D) Un-inked areas that define the design
A) Sun exposure B) Skin elasticity and movement C) The artist's personal preference for that area D) Pain tolerance of the client
A) The outline and internal lines of the design B) The shading of the tattoo C) The coloring of the tattoo D) The healing process of the tattoo
A) Geometric B) Abstract C) Minimalist D) Neo-Traditional
A) Creating tone using dots B) Using only straight lines C) Outlining the tattoo D) Mixing different ink colors
A) They are difficult to tattoo B) They are considered unprofessional C) They are too expensive D) They may blur over time
A) A tattoo that glows in the dark B) A pre-drawn design available for immediate tattooing C) A temporary tattoo D) A tattoo done very quickly
A) Koi fish B) Skulls C) Anchors D) Roses
A) To clean the skin B) To transfer the design onto the skin C) To hold the ink D) To protect the artist's hand
A) Uses only black ink B) Represents animals C) Is always on the arm D) Incorporates mechanical elements with organic forms
A) Affects how colors appear B) Affects tattoo pain level C) Dictates the size of the tattoo D) Affects tattoo healing time
A) The darkness of the color B) The intensity of the color C) The amount of ink used D) The type of ink used
A) The artist's favorite font B) The cheapest font to render C) The most popular font D) Legibility
A) Tribal B) Geometric C) Realism D) Watercolor
A) Require frequent touch-ups B) Are easy to remove C) Use of only blue ink D) Mimic the look of watercolor paintings
A) Faint colors are the most vibrant B) Bold will hold C) Small details are always best D) Less ink is always better
A) Using only the most expensive equipment B) Tattooing anyone who pays C) Informed consent D) Only tattooing friends and family
A) Research the artist's portfolio B) Drink alcohol to relax C) Eat a large meal of sugary foods D) Take aspirin to thin the blood
A) Allows for easy revisions and experimentation B) Is cheaper than traditional methods C) Requires no artistic skill D) Creates more permanent designs
A) The initial sketch of a tattoo B) The process of removing a tattoo C) A protective bandage after getting a tattoo D) A new tattoo designed to hide an existing one
A) Black B) Red C) Yellow D) Green
A) Creating a tattoo that disappears in sunlight B) Covering up scars C) Highlighting and adding dimension D) Replacing traditional black ink
A) Traditional Japanese tattooing B) A specific type of tattoo needle C) Tattoo removal D) Modern American tattooing
A) A tattoo that is very easy to remove B) A large area completely covered in black ink C) A tattoo that represents grief D) A tattoo that only appears under blacklight
A) Let the artist have complete creative control without input B) Provide visual references C) Describe the design in vague terms D) Assume the artist knows what you want
A) Geometric patterns B) Traditional nautical images C) Realistic portraits D) Abstract and chaotic
A) Ink spreading beyond the intended lines B) The tattoo healing too quickly C) An allergic reaction to the ink D) Ink fading quickly
A) Using the most expensive ink B) Following current trends C) Composition and balance D) Tattooing the design very quickly |