“Who Asked You Tattoo” was created as a platform for professional artists to inform potential clientele of their personal processes and to answer questions for anyone interested in getting a tattoo.

Who Asked You Tattoo
Claim This Podcastby Robia Fleming
Podcast Overview
“Who Asked You Tattoo” was created as a platform for professional artists to inform potential clientele of their personal processes and to answer questions for anyone interested in getting a tattoo.
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7/28/2020
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Recent Episodes

June 14, 2022
How much should I TIP my Tattoo Artist?
HI I’m Robia Fleming and on this podcast of ‘Who Asked You Tattoo’ we’re going to discuss how to tip your tattoo artist. There are 3 types of categories: 1) Street shops – typically you do no need an appointment to get a tattoo. They are usually located in a busy area. These are considered “walk in shops”. In this situation this is the most important place to tip. Anything under $100 should be minimum of 20% tip. 2) Boutique shops – these are shops typically have artists that only tattoo by appointment. These are considered “specialty artists”. Usually you can’t just walk in and get an appointment. As far as tipping they are not relying on their tip compared to a street shop. But tipping is always appreciated. If you have a good relationship with the artist, just ask. $100-$500 15%-20% over $500 it’s best to tip what you can afford especially if you go back to that artist on a regular basis. 3) Private studios – I run a private studio and my personal belief is if you don’t tip me that is fine. Private studios go above and beyond to provide you with a lot of essentials. We want you to enjoy a peaceful day of getting something beautiful put on your body. Usually, a private studio has a minimum free for a tattoo and doing longer/large scale work. It is best to show appreciation of time spent with your artist and when they weren’t with you prepping for your tattoo. To summarize – should you tip your artist? Yes. This can be done in gifts too. Hand made gifts are truly what I love. Be gracious and be appreciative we are putting art on your body for the rest of your life.

March 10, 2022
Want to get tattooed by TikTok's favorite tattoo artist JakeKaramol?
TikTok's favorite Tattoo artist Jake Karamol talks about how and why he started tattooing and the sacrifices he made to get into the industry. He explains: What are ‘Mom goggles’? Why should you find an artist that not only does a good job tattooing but that you vibe with too! Why he’s single. How he stays in a certain state of mind to produce art. Why it’s so important to do your research when picking your next tattoo artist. Each time host, Robia Fleming, speaks to another artist it continues to become so obvious how each artist has vastly different ways they run their tattoo businesses. It’s up to YOU to find an artist that fits YOU!

January 31, 2022
Sierra Colt talks about his Tattoo process
Sierra Colt from Bear Cat Tattoo Gallery joins Robia Fleming on 'Who Asked you Tattoo' to discuss his tattoo process. Sierra does large scale tattoos that are completed on a monthly basis. Want to find out how Sierra: Accepts tattoo inquiries? How does he schedule tattoos? How does he charge for the tattoo? His cancellation policy. His thoughts on tipping? Aftercare, etc. Sierra Colt: https://www.instagram.com/sierracolt/ The Therapy of Tattoo: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBJfKWXSC-N3qd3k-6LmX4Q Book to be released Feb 2022! Ck out: https://theclientcaddy.com https://sierracolt.com/ https://bearcattattoo.com/sierra-colt/
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