Black & grey
Monochrome work driven by contrast, shading, texture and strong tonal range.
Tattoos
Custom work that starts with your idea.
From first tattoos to larger concepts and difficult cover-ups, each piece starts with placement, scale, style and the story you want the final artwork to carry.
Custom designBuild your brief
Built around the person wearing it.
Bring references, sketches, symbols, a mood, a story—or simply a rough idea. The consultation helps turn that into a workable tattoo concept.
1Share the idea, intended placement and approximate size.
2Discuss style direction, detail level and colour preference.
3Confirm feasibility, session planning and final quote.
4Book your appointment and follow the prep guidance.
Styles
Different visual languages. One considered process.
The studio’s public listing describes black & grey and colour work spanning traditional through fine-line realism.
Colour
Brighter artwork with colour choices discussed around skin tone, design and long-term readability.
Fine detail
Cleaner, more delicate line work where scale and placement are chosen carefully to protect readability.
Traditional influence
Bold outlines, strong shapes and classic graphic energy built to read clearly.
Realism
Reference-led pieces where anatomy, depth, light and texture matter to the final design.
Lettering
Names, phrases and typography planned around font, size, spacing and body placement.
Cover-ups & reworks
Transform what is there—without pretending every cover-up is simple.
Existing ink, density, colour, scarring and available space all affect what can realistically be achieved.
Send clear photos
Natural light and straight-on images help assess the existing tattoo before consultation.
Expect a larger design
Effective cover-ups often need stronger shapes, darker values or more coverage than the original piece.
Be open to direction
A flexible concept gives the artist more room to solve the existing tattoo cleanly.
Aftercare overview
Protect the work after you leave the chair.
Your artist’s instructions for your specific tattoo come first. The timeline below is general guidance only.
Keep it protected
Follow the studio’s covering and cleaning instructions exactly. Wash hands before touching the area.
Clean, gentle, dry
Avoid picking, scratching, soaking and tight friction. Use only the aftercare recommended by your artist.
Let it settle
Flaking and dryness can be part of normal healing. Continue protecting the area from irritation.
Protect the artwork
Once fully healed, sensible sun protection and skin care help preserve contrast and colour.