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A clear photo with good lighting is usually the best starting point. But I always prefer to see the actual image before making recommendations. Sometimes an older photo can work, although the design may need some adjustments.
Both can work well. It depends on the reference, the size of the tattoo, and the effect you want. Some portraits look better in black and grey because of the contrast and lighting. Others benefit from color. I prefer to decide after looking at the project.
Yes, it's possible to combine several portraits into one larger composition. The important part is planning how the portraits connect, how much space each one needs, and how the entire tattoo works with the shape of your arm.