11 Played Out Tattoos That Tattoo Artists Are Sick Of Drawing

"People getting their significant others names on them is the one thing I really don't like doing," Pruss says. "I've had several people cover up a name and ask to get another name at the same time. I even had one where I covered up a name, she added a new name, and came back a year later to get that covered. When that was covered, [she] asked to add another name. I refused to do it because there would have been no more room to cover that one."

"I do a lot of the same style, like watercolor tattoos," Pruss says. She suggests looking into new images and color combos to keep this concept fresh for your artist.

"I do a lot of flower tattoos," Pruss says. "But they can be done so many different ways and there's so many different flowers I never really get tired of it."

"Anyone and everyone gets these," Leslie says, "But most commonly you'll find older teens and young 20-somethings with the font lines under their bra or on their hip."

"The body isn't a piece of paper [and] I'm not a typewriter." Leslie says. "Your body has beautiful curves, edges, bends, and structure — all the things a piece of paper is lacking. You can have the most beautiful script on a piece of paper and it is your eye's main focus. With a tattoo, you're stamping type font onto a less than flat, less than straight canvas."

"As trends change, you'll see women getting the daintiest, tiniest, most feminine ideas possible at the time," Leslie says. "Younger girls love simple, minuscule flowers and very whimsical, single line phrases and words of empowerment."

"I'm definitely sick of infinity symbols," LaRhette says. "I have currently done over 200 thus far in my career, so just imagine how many other people have that same exact typical Pinterest tattoo."

"I would have to say the most common tattoos that women get would definitely be dandelions with the seeds flying off turning into feathers and feathers turning into little birds flying off," LaRhette says.

"[It] always amazes me how many names of ex-wives, husbands, girlfriends, and boyfriends need to be covered," Abrams says. "Those clients tend to be pretty desperate, and want you to help erase a (less than positive) period in their life. You need to be more sure when etching a mate's name into your skin, because the regret can be tremendous."

According to Abrams, these are some of the most common tattoos that both men and women ask for.

"As artists we sometimes joke that we are 'sold out' of these designs, simply because they are all too common, leaving the client with an unoriginal design that eight million other people already have," LaRhette says. "It can definitely be disappointing to see people pulling a tattoo directly off Pinterest and insisting on getting that exact tattoo done."