Remember Spring Break Forever: The Top Tattoo Shops of Ft. Lauderdale
It might be a little early to be thinking about spring break, but its never too early or late for that matter to appreciate the flurry of activity always present in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Whether you are a native Floridian or someone who is taking in the sights of the beautiful beachside city, there is never a short list of things to do no matter what hour of the day (or night) you are referring to. A popular trend among the young patrons adorning the beach-nestled town is getting tattoos. I can take you through some of the more popular Fort Lauderdale tattoo shops.
There are several things that you should keep an eye out for when you are looking to get some tattoos. First of, slow down and make a good decision based on the best product for your money. When determining a place to get some ink, you have to think of the price they charge, who does the tattoos, and where the shop is located.
You should think about all of these in this sort of detail. For starters, if the inside of the shop is dirty and disorganized, you should promptly leave. Needles are used to tattoo, and you’d be lucky to only end up with a nasty infection from a dirty needle. The final, and often unstated rule of tattooing is that you should never get any ink done from someone who doesn’t have any him/herself. This means they don’t appreciate the pain involved or the work their shop does enough to have any.
There are a slew of shops up and down that area of the Florida coast, and I will name a few of the best.
The first is Cool Cat Tattoos. They boast two locations spanning either side of the very large Ft. Lauderdale area. They also have eight very skilled artists at their disposal who have all been tattooing for quite some time. As with most tattoo shops these days, Cool Cat Tattoos also offers piercing services for those looking to really upset their parents when they come home from the beach.
The next on the list of great shops along the beach would be Bulldog Tattoo Studio. Through years of combined experience, this establishment has become a staple for those getting a tattoo there in the Ft. Lauderdale area. You can check out some of their original work at www.bulldogtattoo.org. On top of the exceptional work that the group of artists inside do, they have some seriously stellar prices to contend with competition in the area.
The final shop to be discussed will be the Bruce Bart Tattoo Shop. They also boast two different locations, one in Ft. Lauderdale and the other servicing Woodstock, NY and the surrounding areas. Bruce himself has been tattooing for a better part of 35 years, and so folks are seeking him ought to get their tattoos done. He has hired some really talented artists to carry on his legacy within the stores, and you can check out both portrait work and regular tattoos at: http://brucebarttattooing.com/.
It is safe to say that there is no shortage of tattoo shops lining the beach of Ft. Lauderdale. You have to do your research though, because tattoos can go wrong in a hurry in the hands of an inexperienced artist. So take your time and remember, you will always pay more for higher quality work.
A popular trend among the young patrons adorning the beach-nestled town is getting tattoos or Exotic Piercing. I can take you through some of the more popular Fort lauderdale Tattoo Shops.
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December 17th, 2009 at 5:17 pm
Tattoos are as exclusive as the particular individual sporting them. there are many citizens existing in a world where tattoo as a kind of art is not socially relevant, especially in commercial offices or a work place.