Placement
Where it goes changes size, detail, pain level, and appointment setup.
Bring the idea early. The studio can help shape placement, size, detail, and appointment expectations before you commit.
Before you message
Send these four pieces and the studio can answer with detail instead of more questions. The faster the back-and-forth, the sooner you book.
Where it goes changes size, detail, pain level, and appointment setup.
Send a rough centimetre size or compare it to a hand, coin, or phone.
Screenshots, photos, or Pinterest links — anything that shows the direction you have in mind.
Mention if you are local, visiting, or trying to book around an event.
Style boards
These boards show design categories for planning. They will be replaced with real healed work as studio photography is gathered.
Delicate, clean pieces where size and placement matter. Best discussed with clear references.
High-contrast designs, symbols, pattern work, and bold graphic ideas.
Classic flash-inspired shapes, strong outlines, readable forms, and confident placement.
Pattern-led work that depends on symmetry, flow, and body mapping.
Names, phrases, dates, and symbols planned around readability over time.
For existing tattoos, send clear photos in natural light before expecting a quote.
Pricing direction
Final pricing depends on size, placement, detail, and time. These ranges give you a starting frame. Final quote comes after the studio reviews your idea.
Small to medium
Custom & multi-session
All prices are starting guides. Message for an accurate quote on your specific idea.
Start with a conversation, not a rushed decision. Ask about placement, pain, size, and healing before booking.
Walk-ins depend on artist availability and design complexity. Message first when timing matters.
Clean gently, moisturize as advised, avoid friction, and protect the tattoo while it heals. Full guide →
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