Cost for a cross tattoo covering most of my back?
Alright, so i really want to get a tattoo and initially i was thinking of getting a cross over my right shoulder blade, so not very large. But the more i think about it, i would love to get the cross much larger covering most of my back. I was thinking of having it run from in between my shoulder-blades down quite a ways and have the two arms of the cross just below my shoulder blades...obviously i'd want it to be symmetrical. There isn't much detail, at least doesnt seem like too much to me. Here's a link to what i want to get.
http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs32/f/2008/224/6/7/Cross_Tribal_by_ava_bloodless.jpg
Scratch the tribal, and instead of the blue, that'd just be left untouched. I also have some other minor things i'd like differently, but nothing significant.
Can anybody give me at least a reasonable estimate? I know that it's hard to judge based on the quality and all that good stuff, but i'm just looking for a number that i can start saving for since i know that it'll be quite expensive
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US $1.00
Contact some local artists that you have in mind for doing the tattoo. There really is no way to just estimate the price. Not all shops and artists are the same. The artist will charge for every hour. Don’t just go with whatever artist has the cheapest prices either. It’s going to be on you for the rest of your life so you don’t want it looking all cruddy. If you have to pay a little extra for the tattoo just to ensure that it will be a good quality tattoo then so be it.