I have seen many people with generic forearm tattoos and I'm sure you have too. What's the point of getting tattooed if you just pick some random, cookie cutter piece that doesn't mean very much to you? That's the precise reason I want to share these two simple tips. They can both help you easily locate the websites that have fresh, original, well drawn forearm tattoos.

There are a lot of people out that that get a cookie cutter tattoo simply because they couldn't find anything better. So many people (around 85%) will see nothing but generic laced galleries when they search online. This brings me to my first tip on looking for quality forearm tattoos. Do not use search engines to look for them. You will undoubtedly run into nothing but websites that plaster cookie cutter junk all over their database. This is the only type of gallery they show you for some reason.

This could count for so many people getting tattooed with generic artwork. Since 90% of us will use a search engine to find artwork, it's no wonder so many people are giving up and picking one of the generic forearm tattoos they run across. Not all galleries are like this, though. There are some wonderful ones out there, that take the time to post only the best artwork they can possibly put up. How do you find those types of websites, though? Well, I am about to tell you right now.

You do it,quite simply, by using forums. Big forums to be exact. I say this because it's absolutely the best way to uncover so many those hidden websites that tend to have the most amazing artwork. You can find them by using these big forums because there are some huge archive sections in there. These archives are always going to be packed with loads of past topics on tattoo subjects.

To find websites that have amazing forearm tattoos, simply browse through some (or all) of the topics. People have been sharing their findings of truly great artwork for a long time and it's all readily available for you. These websites are "hidden" thanks to search engines not pulling them up, but this is your ticket straight to them and their original forearm tattoos. It's well worth the extra couple of minutes it takes.

You would most likely regret getting tattooed with some cookie cutter forearm tattoos, so it's probably in your best interest to slow down and find the exact design "you" want.