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Ink Master premiered in 2012 on Spike (now the Paramount Network) at the height of the 'shows about tattoos' craze which includes things like Tattoo Nightmares and Miami/LA/New York Ink. The premise of the show is pretty simple — a bunch of tattoo artists compete to see who is the best overall artist, as judged by Miami Ink's Chris Nuñez, Oliver Peck (the one-time husband of Kat Von D and expert tattooist), and Dave Navarro (who was once married to Carmen Electra, plays guitar, and has a lot of tattoos of his own).

Each week an artist will be tested with a variety of sort-of tattoo-themed challenges, from doing graffiti to painting cars. Winners get immunity from being eliminated while the rest go head-to-head to see who will get kicked off the show until only one remains. That last artist standing will be crowned, wait for it, the Ink Master, and win a cash prize. The show has made it through plenty of seasons and two spinoffs, indicating it's pretty popular overall. But is everything as real as it seems on the show? Reality TV has a bad reputation for not being all that real, and it looks like Ink Master is no different.

The human canvases may be staged

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They call the people who show up to get tattooed on Ink Master 'human canvases,' which is only vaguely dehumanizing but accurate enough for the show's purposes. On any given episode, artists will meet a total stranger for only a few moments before having to tattoo something on them with no idea beforehand what it might be. Sometimes even the canvas doesn't know.

One of the obvious issues here when you watch the show is that canvases are sometimes tossed in specifically to be difficult. As SFWeekly points out, one canvas on the show was totally covered in psoriasis, a skin condition that alters an artist's ability to do their work. And since the producers interview all canvases ahead of time, they knew this was going to be an issue and did it anyway.

Other canvases have walked out mid-tattoo, paramedics have had to be called in, and some had no chance of sitting for the whole piece, like the woman who was completely sunburned. Since all of these people are pre-selected, it's obviously the fault of the producers that things don't pan out, but it's presented as though it's spontaneous drama that an artist should somehow be able to adapt to on the fly.

The timing isn't as down to the wire as it seems

There have been literally hundreds of people tattooed on the show since it premiered, and not every tattoo looks like a winner when it's done. It's natural that viewers have wanted to hear about the experiences of real participants. One such participant was redditor Coreymatchem who was a human canvas twice and certainly doesn't regret his experience at all.

According to Corey, despite the fact that the time limit is a big part of how the drama on the show is set up, it's actually pretty meaningless when you're in there getting the tattoo for real. For an elimination challenge, artists may be given 6 hours to do their work. Throughout that time, the audience will see Dave Navarro appear to give warnings of how much time is left. But Corey said that's all editing. In his experience, some artists were finished literally hours in advance. Other artists even went over.

Redditor Tattood_Mom said that, on her season, Dave Navarro's timed warnings were fake, they were all filmed at one time and just edited in afterward. So while it presents a sense of urgency for an audience at home watching, the time was apparently meaningless on the show.

The Human Canvas jury is mostly irrelevant

A big part of elimination process on Ink Master is choosing a handful of 'worst' tattoos that have to go head-to-head before the judges. In many seasons, this is, in part, accomplished with the help of the human canvases. Calling it the 'human canvas jury,' the newly tattooed individuals are gathered in a room to look over everyone's work and critique it. The canvases will argue over which tattoo they like the least, and that artist is sent up for elimination before the judges, along with whoever was selected as the bottom two or three candidates.

Coreymatchem was on a jury twice, and as he explained in his Reddit AMA, it was all fake. He says they did discuss as a group what they all thought of the tattoos, but it was edited out of the final show. Instead, what the producers asked them to say is what was included. He says his jury actually picked an entirely different tattoo t

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