Custom tattoos
Designed from references and intent, then fitted to placement and movement.
Custom tattooing starts with a brief: placement, approximate size, style references, and what the piece should communicate. The artist then builds a composition that respects anatomy and readability. Before the first pass, we validate stencil alignment and confirm line weight choices—small details that reduce blur and keep edges crisp as the tattoo settles. We also plan session pacing so the skin is not overworked, especially on high-motion areas.
Typical duration
2–6 hours for many pieces; large work may be split into sessions.
Pricing guidance
Quoted after consultation based on size, complexity, and time.
Fine-line and micro detail
Fine-line succeeds when spacing is planned and the stencil transfer is clean. We prioritise readability over tiny noise and choose line weights that will still hold shape after healing.
Blackwork and contrast pieces
Solid blacks, deliberate negative space, and edge control. We map the contrast plan up front so the piece reads cleanly at distance and ages with intention.
Piercing
Precise marking, sterile setup, and jewellery guidance for calm healing.
Piercing is a short appointment, but the planning matters. We confirm anatomy suitability, mark placement carefully, and discuss jewellery materials and fit. We also outline expected swelling windows and practical aftercare milestones. If anything looks off during the first days, you can contact the studio by phone or email for a quick check-in route rather than guessing.
Typical duration
15–45 minutes depending on placement.
Included
Marking, sterile station, and written aftercare guidance.
Consultations
A short, practical step to confirm placement, size, and feasibility. For custom tattoos, it also locks in the brief so the design phase is efficient and accountable.