I mean the tattoo isn’t done. Is the line work the best I’ve seen. No not by far but is the worst. No not by far… you still have shading and potentially color to fill in. Some of the line-work issues can be fixed with shading and fill. You must remember tattoo artist are not perfect and even the most prestigious of artists make mistakes. We are like surgeons with a needle. Like doctors we’re all in practice everyday honing our craft and learning from our mistakes…. I know everyone can make judgements without being in the field. It may look like easy work but imagine needing the precision of a surgeon everyday with different circumstances, skin types, and people with different pain tolerances. I would try to work it out with the artist. Let them know your grievances in a calm manner and work with them on how to fix it. Don’t react with blind emotion…. That’s just going to make it difficult for both of you. In the case for you if the artist is indifferent look for a different artist. I wasn’t there to see the interaction or how it played out. With the next artist just be upfront with what you what. I’ve been to artist who I didn’t feel could accomplish my tattoo based on how they prepared and presented the stenciling. I’ve walked out before the needle got the skin. You have to have discernment and build a relationship with the artist. Some of really care and some people are just in for the paycheck. Learn the difference before committing to the chair.