Tattoo parlors in or near Columbus, Ohio that do airbrush tattoos?

Question

I want to get a large tribal tattoo, but I don't want it to be permanent, so I'm looking for a tattoo place that does airbrush tattoos. So far I have only found tattoo parlors that do permanent tattoos only. Does anyone know of a place in central Ohio to get a custom airbrush tattoo?

Answer 1

Actually your probably looking in the wrong places. Ive never known a tattoo shop that does airbrush tattoos. Not saying it doesnt exist but its definitely out of the norm. Where you will probably have better luck is look up graphic artists, look for people that actually do airbrushing. In reality anyone who airbrushes should be able to do it. Even if they dont normally do temporary tattoos making a stencil for a tribal pattern then buying 1 color of body paint wouldnt be that much work.

Answer 2

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Answer 4

Seriously you will not find a Tattoo Shop/Studio/Parlor that does airbrush tattoos. I'm guess the shops you called are still laughing about that answer. Their just isn't the profit in it for them. Your best bet, if I had to guess, would be to hit the fairs and festivals.

Answer 5

Instead of calling tattoo parlors, you should be calling party planners. Or go to a state fair or even a flea market. There are generally artists set up in those types of places.

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