Use these sets to compare line weight, shading, and scale. For pricing ranges and session timing, see our Services page.
Small to medium pieces that prioritize spacing, readability, and long-term clarity. Great for wrists, forearms, collarbones, and subtle placements.
Pieces that rely on strong silhouette and clean negative space. Often chosen for high readability and impact at medium to large sizes.
Illustrative tattoos combine line and shading to create movement. They are often planned to wrap with anatomy for a natural fit.
Soft realism focuses on value control and smooth transitions. We plan size and contrast carefully so details remain readable as the tattoo heals and ages.
Good references help us estimate accurately and translate your taste into a tattoo-ready design. These steps keep the process clean and predictable.
Choose examples that show the vibe, line weight, and shading you like, even if the subject differs.
Microcopy: Too many references can conflict. Fewer is clearer.
Placement affects how a design reads. A quick measurement helps us estimate time and cost in CAD.
Microcopy: We can guide sizing based on your anatomy.
Tell us what you do not want: specific motifs, heavy shading, certain fonts, or dense textures.
Microcopy: This speeds up concepting and revision.
We align scope, estimate a range, and confirm the artist match. Then you are set for a smooth session.
Microcopy: You approve design and placement before we begin.
Tattoos are permanent and healing outcomes vary by skin, placement, and aftercare. We do not provide medical advice. If you have medical concerns, consult a licensed healthcare professional.
Share your references and placement idea, and we will guide you to the right artist and a realistic session plan. Pricing is provided as a range in CAD after we confirm size and complexity.
All services are performed by professional artists. We follow strict sanitation and safety practices. Clients are responsible for their final choices on design and placement.