1. Tattoo parlor Tattoo books. Of course you can find your design in a tattoo parlor and use it for free, but many times much of the selection are generic designs and you really have to sift through for the design you're looking for. Ask if they have a specific book by any of the individual tattoo artists in the shop. Many times the artists themselves will have original, high quality designs they have drawn and are more than willing to have you tattooed with them.
2. Internet. This can be a real rough tattoo design search, having to sift through all the usual designs you've seen a thousand times already. Unfortunately that consists of the bulk of free tattoo designs on the internet. Many of the free sites won't contain a lot of unique or killer designs, though you may though come across that needle in the haystack if you look long and hard.
3. Tattoo membership websites. While you have to sign up and join, what you get in return is access to thousands of pretty amazing and unique tattoo designs that you likely won't find anywhere else, and you'll be able to use any of the designs for free. This is a great way to sift through high quality tattoo designs at your leisure, and basically find the best of the best.
