I'm sorry that tattoo artist did that to you. I'm sure it can be fixed but I wouldn't go back to them at all.
I'm sorry this was your experience of your first tattoo. How long ago did you have it done? I only ask because I have a watercolour tattoo which I felt the same way about the colours just being next to each other rather than blended, but as my tattoo healed the colours did end up looking more blended together. It was apparently due to the healing process/swelling etc. So I wonder if it could be a little bit of that?
Watercolor style tattoos almost never look good and paw prints are so tacky, I can imagine the combination of the two isn't the nicest looking. -a tattoo artist. I'm so sorry this was your experience
@Tiffany that's not very nice it was my boys actual paw print not tacky at all.
im sorry your artist wasn’t flexible with what you wanted! my advice would be to just let it heal, try not to worry too much about it now and see how you feel in a few weeks/months. i have a lot of tattoos and honestly there have a few times when the tattoo was brand new i wasn’t so sure about it, but after some time it grew on me. if you still hate it in a few months, find a new artist that could rework it for you, add new colors or maybe make the paw print bigger. im really sorry you’re feeling down :/ try doing something even if its small to make you feel better 🤍
@Tiffany extremely rude and unnecessary thing to say to someone who is obviously struggling.
Everything he told you was to pursue you into doing it. Because he should've shown you design before unless he was free handing it.