Good Times Tattoo

Good Times Tattoo located in Pottsville, Arkansas, is a tattoo studio often recognized for its skilled artistry and vibrant atmosphere. Many visitors describe the studio as an excellent choice for those seeking new ink, with an artist who consistently receives high praise for creative and detailed work.

Practical Info

Some clients have noted challenges regarding scheduling and dependability, with one visitor reporting a missed appointment and difficulty rescheduling after the artist cited a “water leak.” This suggests that communication and consistency in booking might be areas where experiences vary for clients.

The Studio Experience

Good Times Tattoo is often described by clients as having a “good enviroment” and a “clean shop,” contributing to a positive and welcoming experience for many. However, some clients have expressed concerns regarding professionalism and communication, particularly in situations involving missed appointments or a lack of follow-up.

The Artists and Their Work

The primary artist at Good Times Tattoo, Chris, is frequently lauded by clients, with many describing him as “incredibly talented” and “bad ass.” Visitors praise his work as “awesome” and “flawless,” with some even calling him the “best Tattooer in the county” or stating that he is “at a whole different level of greatness.” While numerous clients highly recommend Chris for his artistry, another client felt that the quality of work was “lack luster” and that it did not match pictured examples.

What Customers Say

Many clients share overwhelmingly positive experiences, with one visitor declaring Good Times Tattoo the “best tattoo shop in the river valley and prolly even the best in the state.” Another client highlighted their satisfaction by stating the art done on their wife’s arm was “flawless.” However, not all experiences are consistent; one client shared a challenging encounter, describing their experience with Chris as “anything but a good one” after an appointment was missed without proper follow-up, leaving them with an unfinished tattoo and calling the approach “very unprofessional.”