This disorder is associated with several vascular, neurological, and skeletal problems including stroke, heart attack, clotting, mental retardation, eye abnormalities, and osteoporosis, amongst many other complications.
Tattoo tipping etiquette, in general, should hover around 15% for small tattoos and 20% for larger tattoos, but as with all tips, you as a customer ultimately determine the amount based on the quality of service and the work performed. Consider your involvement as well.
Best Answer: It's going to depend on how much detail you want in your tattoo. Shops charge by the hour. I've seen artists charge as little as $50 an hour up to $1000 an hour. Going to a normal shop (Not High Voltage Tattoo or anything) I'd estimate those tattoos to be at least $150 to $200 bucks...without tip.