Find tattoo designs on famous people that you like. If any of your friends have tattoos that you find aesthetically pleasing, do an image search online to find tattoos in a similar style. Get an understanding of tattoo culture so that you have a better grasp of what may look good on you. Visit tattoo blogs and follow tattoo enthusiasts on social media.  Flip through tattoo artist's portfolios' online or visit local tattoo parlors and request to see their work. Looking at a professional's work can inspire you to create something unique yourself.  Some of the most well-known artists include Kaiyu Huang, Mo Ganji, Paco Dietz, and Chen Jie. You can also get inspired by artists like Lucy Hale, who specializes in temporary watercolor tattoos.  Tattoo styles include traditional American, traditional Japanese, realism, black and gray, and illustrative.  Popular tattoos include arrows, flowers, semicolons, and tribal art. Creating a simple design will help you become acclimated to drawing. Try simple geometric shapes like squares and triangles before moving onto more complex and detailed images. Other simple designs include a puzzle piece, a star, a phrase or word, or a musical note. Once you've got the outline drawn, you can start filling in the finer details. Work your way around the image and fill in smaller details. When you're satisfied with what you've designed and drawn, you can move on to apply the temporary tattoo to your skin. Use markers with a smaller tip to draw in fine detail.

How would you rephrase that briefly using Indonesian?
Carilah inspirasi dari tato milik orang lain. Mulailah secara sederhana jika Anda baru belajar menggambar. Tambahkan detail yang lebih kecil dan penuhi dengan warna.