Not too long ago, pulling up collections of great pics of tattoos was a piece of cake.
It's not happening any more, though.
Where there was once nice, high quality galleries, there are now sites that put up hoards of totally generic images and nothing else.
There's a fast way to get around those terrible galleries, though, which is exactly what I'm about to show you, making it fun to locate amazing pics of tattoos.
Here's why it's vitally important to see crisp, high quality picture galleries: If you wind up looking through nothing but generic designs, there's a very strong chance that you will wind up getting tattooed with a similar generic piece.
I have seen it happen so many times, because people think that this is the only type of artwork there is on the web.
The truth is that there are tons of wonderful galleries that post original, well drawn pics of tattoos.
You probably aren't finding them, though, because you are very reliant on search engines to find artwork galleries.
90% of all people rely on them, yet it's the worst possible way to locate good artwork.
Nothing but generic laced sites come up in search results nowadays.
These search engines are leaving out so many of the higher quality artwork sites and it's a shame.
You can still find those place, though.
The trick is to dive into any large forum you happen to come across.
They all work about the same.
The trick once your there is to head over to their archives, which are packed full of topics about tattoo artwork.
Their handy search tool can yank them up for you, which is the key to finding tons of great pics of tattoos.
Your job just got a whole lot easier now.
You just sit back in your chair, relax for a bit and read some of the topics.
It's all in the posts, where tattoo lovers share their thoughts and input, including sharing the names and links of the great galleries where they've found huge collections of good pics of tattoos.
Just a tiny bit of reading can bring you to a whole new world of artwork.
Generic pics of tattoos can lead to getting inked with a cookie cutter piece, so why look at it at all?