Tattoos That Matter – For People Who Care
Hello Everyone! Let’s talk tattoos for a minute, or two. I’ve been thinking a lot about what tattoos really mean to people these days, and what it takes to make a tattoo that actually matters. Tattoos have always been a way to express something personal—whether it’s a story, a memory, or a symbol of who you are—but in today’s world, the way we see them has definitely changed. So, what does it mean to create art with tattoos these days? Let’s dig into it.
Tattoos
Tattoos aren’t just designs; they’re part of you. If it’s a tiny flower or a meaningful text—what makes a tattoo special is that it means something to the person wearing it. Tattoos are deeply personal, and that’s why I always say tattoos are for people who care. They’re not just something you rush into or pick off a wall in a flash book. A good tattoo is something you think about, something you feel. It’s a reminder, a statement, or simply an expression of your soul.
As much as we live in a world where everything moves faster and faster, there’s something about tattoos that forces us to slow down and really think about what we’re doing.
What Makes a Tattoo “Art”?
So, what is art in tattooing today? To me, tattoos have evolved into something that goes beyond just looking cool. It’s not about finding the most popular design or something that’ll just turn heads. In today’s tattoo world, art is about making something that speaks to you. It’s not only ink, it’s about the story behind it.
Whether it’s a fineline script or a floral piece, the focus is on making something that’s personal and meaningful. It’s about translating emotions, stories, or memories into something that’s going to stay with you forever. That’s art in tattooing—when you get to wear your story, your feelings, on your skin. It’s about connection.
Getting a Tattoo: Why Patience is Key
Okay, let’s talk about patience from your side of things. A good tattoo always starts with thinking it through. It’s about considering what you want, where you want it, and why you want it. It’s worth the time it takes to think about those things. Take your time, talk to us, even if your idea is just a rough sketch in your head. We’re here to help make it a reality.
This is why we don’t do walk-in sessions. I know it’s tempting to just walk into a shop, pick something quick, and get it done. But here, at Vadelma, every tattoo is custom. We want to make sure the tattoo is right for you, so we spend time talking through your ideas. This isn’t a “one size fits all” deal. Trust us, this is going to make the final piece 10 times better.
I know it might seem like it takes longer, but this process is important. It’s not just about the day of your appointment, it’s about the time before when we’re working together to create something you’re going to be proud of forever. When the day finally comes, the design is ready, and we’re both ready to make it happen.
The Artist’s Side: Why We Take Our Time
From my side of things, I can tell you: tattoos are a labor of love. Creating something meaningful takes time and dedication. I’m not just trying to get you in and out of the chair as quickly as possible. I’m here to create something that matters. And that doesn’t happen in a rush.
When you come to us, you’re not just getting something off a wall. Every design we do is custom—it’s made just for you. We don’t take shortcuts, and we don’t use designs from Pinterest or copy anyone else’s work. It’s all original. We’re here to make sure that the tattoo you walk out with is your tattoo. Not something anyone else has, but something that’s all about you.
Does that require patience? Absolutely. But the way I see it, if you love what you do, you’re grateful for the process, no matter how long it takes. The tattoo session at Vadelma always takes as long as it needs. We’re not rushing—this is art, not a race.
Wrap Up
If there’s one thing I hope you take from this blog, it’s this: tattoos are a personal journey, and that journey deserves time and care. Whether you’re coming to us for your first tattoo or you’ve been with us before, we want to make sure your tattoo is exactly what you want. It’s not about getting inked quickly; it’s about creating something that will be a part of you forever. Tattoos that matter take time. And trust me, they’re worth it.
Thanks for reading, and as always, don’t hesitate to get in touch if you’re ready to start your tattoo journey with us. We’ll be here.
Much love,
Simon
Hello Everyone! Let’s talk tattoos for a minute, or two. I’ve been thinking a lot about what tattoos really mean to people these days, and what it takes to make a tattoo that actually matters. Tattoos have always been a way to express something personal—whether it’s a story, a memory, or a symbol of who you are—but in today’s world, the way we see them has definitely changed. So, what does it mean to create art with tattoos these days? Let’s dig into it.
Tattoos
Tattoos aren’t just designs; they’re part of you. If it’s a tiny flower or a meaningful text—what makes a tattoo special is that it means something to the person wearing it. Tattoos are deeply personal, and that’s why I always say tattoos are for people who care. They’re not just something you rush into or pick off a wall in a flash book. A good tattoo is something you think about, something you feel. It’s a reminder, a statement, or simply an expression of your soul.
As much as we live in a world where everything moves faster and faster, there’s something about tattoos that forces us to slow down and really think about what we’re doing.
What Makes a Tattoo “Art”?
So, what is art in tattooing today? To me, tattoos have evolved into something that goes beyond just looking cool. It’s not about finding the most popular design or something that’ll just turn heads. In today’s tattoo world, art is about making something that speaks to you. It’s not only ink, it’s about the story behind it.
Whether it’s a fineline script or a floral piece, the focus is on making something that’s personal and meaningful. It’s about translating emotions, stories, or memories into something that’s going to stay with you forever. That’s art in tattooing—when you get to wear your story, your feelings, on your skin. It’s about connection.
Getting a Tattoo: Why Patience is Key
Okay, let’s talk about patience from your side of things. A good tattoo always starts with thinking it through. It’s about considering what you want, where you want it, and why you want it. It’s worth the time it takes to think about those things. Take your time, talk to us, even if your idea is just a rough sketch in your head. We’re here to help make it a reality.
This is why we don’t do walk-in sessions. I know it’s tempting to just walk into a shop, pick something quick, and get it done. But here, at Vadelma, every tattoo is custom. We want to make sure the tattoo is right for you, so we spend time talking through your ideas. This isn’t a “one size fits all” deal. Trust us, this is going to make the final piece 10 times better.
I know it might seem like it takes longer, but this process is important. It’s not just about the day of your appointment, it’s about the time before when we’re working together to create something you’re going to be proud of forever. When the day finally comes, the design is ready, and we’re both ready to make it happen.
The Artist’s Side: Why We Take Our Time
From my side of things, I can tell you: tattoos are a labor of love. Creating something meaningful takes time and dedication. I’m not just trying to get you in and out of the chair as quickly as possible. I’m here to create something that matters. And that doesn’t happen in a rush.
When you come to us, you’re not just getting something off a wall. Every design we do is custom—it’s made just for you. We don’t take shortcuts, and we don’t use designs from Pinterest or copy anyone else’s work. It’s all original. We’re here to make sure that the tattoo you walk out with is your tattoo. Not something anyone else has, but something that’s all about you.
Does that require patience? Absolutely. But the way I see it, if you love what you do, you’re grateful for the process, no matter how long it takes. The tattoo session at Vadelma always takes as long as it needs. We’re not rushing—this is art, not a race.
Wrap Up
If there’s one thing I hope you take from this blog, it’s this: tattoos are a personal journey, and that journey deserves time and care. Whether you’re coming to us for your first tattoo or you’ve been with us before, we want to make sure your tattoo is exactly what you want. It’s not about getting inked quickly; it’s about creating something that will be a part of you forever. Tattoos that matter take time. And trust me, they’re worth it.
Thanks for reading, and as always, don’t hesitate to get in touch if you’re ready to start your tattoo journey with us. We’ll be here.
Much love,
Simon
