Since you weren't born yesterday, you know how many bad, generic Kanji tattoos the web has to offer.
The worse part is that most people can't find anything else besides this cookie cutter stuff.
It's getting out of hand, yet one quick little change to how you "look" for tattoo art can make a huge difference in the quality of artwork you see.
Here's how to uncover tons of original, well drawn Kanji tattoos.
First, I would like to tell you a little about the problem that most people run into.
It deals with search engines.
What's the matter with search engines, you ask? They aren't pulling up any of the good galleries that will have quality Kanji tattoos! None.
Zero.
This goes for any style of tattoo, not just this one.
So many people keep on using search engines, though, which is why millions of people are settling on generic tattoo designs.
We now live in a cookie cutter world.
Well, it's not that bad, but you get the point.
There's a solution to all of this, though.
If you want to spend most of your time looking through the best Kanji tattoos, instead of generic junk, you need to do one thing.
Use big forums instead of search engines to find artwork galleries.
You will be pleasantly surprised by the awesome tattoo sites you can find this way.
Even better, it's a piece of cake to do.
All you have to do is jump head first into the archives of any bigger forum you happen to come across.
From here, the only tool you need to use is their handy search tool, which can pull up all of their past topics about tattoo art.
Hundreds should pop up.
Once you have them in front of you, just sit back, relax and start skimming these topics.
Doing this will bring you to so many wonderful posts, where people talk back and forth and inform each other about the great galleries they have run across.
These are the types of semi-hidden sites that will have real Kanji tattoos, which are made by real artists.
Go ahead and compare them to the generic stuff that search engines keep bringing up.
There is nothing cookie cutter about real Kanji tattoos and there never should be.
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