All About Stenciling

i have stenciled my tattoo on a bit of paper but when i get it done i am going to want it thicker. will my artist be okay with this and what can i do if he screws up

You can't do anything if he screws it up really. He should be ok to do it but I would be very specific about how thick you want it. In fact, if your worried about it, draw it to scale.

I think he'd be fine with it. The tattoo artist should understand that it's your body and it will be on you for life, so he or she should be happy with making the lines a bit thicker. There's really nothing you can do if he screws up. Which is why you have to do some research, and go to a good artist. I had a crappy artist screw up one on my arm (still looks screwed after he "fixed" it.) and I have been going to another artist to get it fixed (again). He says there will still be spots that will look a bit off (crappy artist doesn't know how to tattoo in the lines), but it will look tons better in the end.

Yea he will be ok and if he messes up then either you deal with it OR he sheads off layers of the skin

a tatto artist will do pretty much any thing i once had one draw my self on my wall and tattoo it on me it is really cool and if u go to a perfessional a screw up is un likely but could happen i dont think there is much u can do unless u have a pic that u want and it looks nuttin like it

The tattoo artist... being an artist and all should (keyword here "should") have no problem doing that for you. and what do you do if he screws up welll not much you can do but there is something you can do yo ensure he doesnt, all tattoo artist (that i have encountered) once not doing a freehand, trace the tattoo onto your skin before begining, then give you a mirror or send you to a mirror or AsK to go to a mirror and check the lines out yourself! If you are satisfied then proceed... Hope that helps

your tattoo artist should do what you want him/her to do and if the person is a good artist they shouldnt screw up dude