Addicted to Tattoo Art

Have you ever been to a tattoo show or flipped through a tattoo magazine and seen some of the designs of tattoo work that people have on them? Some of the designs of tattoo work that you will see will simply amaze you, whether or not you are a fan of tattoos. If you love art, you will love looking at some of the designs of tattoo work that has been done.

If you have been to a show or looked through a magazine, then you are sure to have seen people who have tattoos all over their body. So many that you can barely see any natural skin. What makes people get so many designs of tattoo work in so many places? Is it because they want to stand out and be unique? Possibly. Is it because they can never decide between all of the designs of tattoo art so they just get them all? Maybe.

It is also possible, though, that people with designs of tattoo art all over their body are tattooaholics, so to speak. There is such a thing as ink addiction. No, it’s not a physical addiction to the ink that is used in designs of tattoo work. It is a mental addiction to having the designs of tattoo art inked onto your body. It is fairly easy to become ink addicted, too.

Once you get your first tattoo you will fall in love with it. After a while, though, many people just kind of forget about the designs of tattoo work on their bodies until somebody mentions it to them. Other’s, however, love their designs of tattoo art so much that they can’t wait to get the next one. These people are planning their next tattoo while they are in the chair getting a tattoo.

So, do ink addicts need an intervention? Usually they don’t. Tattoos are a personal choice that people make and if they want to continue putting more and more designs of tattoo art on their bodies, more power to them! They aren’t hurting anybody. But there are those few ink addicts who cannot afford all of the tattoos they have, and they continue to spend money on them. They use their rent money and food money to buy designs of tattoo work instead. Maybe they could use an intervention. For the most part, though, if you know an ink addict, leave him or her alone. If they are happy with their designs of tattoo art that they chose to put on their bodies, then you should be happy for them.