How our process works?
We’ll start by discussing your idea
You can describe your idea in any way that’s comfortable for you - feel free to use photo or video references. I’ll also need to know the body part where you’d like to get the tattoo, since that affects the design a lot.
The more details you share about what you want, the better. That way, I can create a design that works well for both of us.
❗️You don’t need to search for ready-made designs online!
My approach is to focus on original, individual creativity - so your tattoo won’t look like anyone else’s.
Having trouble picking an idea? This article might help you out
Booking and pricing policy
The price is always discussed up front during the idea stage and doesn’t change later unless the design or placement changes. For larger projects, the number of sessions may vary depending on the body part and tattoo style. For example, a trash polka sleeve takes significantly less time than a realistic one.
You can read more about what determines the price of a tattoo here
Design preparation and approval
I start working on the design only after we’ve booked a date and the deposit has been made. I create just one final design - the one I believe is the strongest among the many rough drafts I explore during the creative process.
You’ll receive the final version 2–3 days before our session. If any small tweaks are needed within the original concept, that’s totally fine - we can adjust.
The tattoo session
Most of my sessions last around 4-5 hours. Your time is valuable - I don’t take phone calls, often step out for cigarettes, or disappear for long breaks while you’re in the chair. We work with full focus. That said, don’t worry - we’ll take short breaks if you need to stretch or hit the restroom.
How to prepare for your session:
Eat well and get a good rest
Wear comfy clothes that are easy to lift/remove
Shave the area if possible (if there’s hair)
You don’t need to bring anything - I’ll handle all aftercare wraps myself
After the session, I’ll give you an aftercare guide so you’ll always know how to take care of your tattoo properly.
Aftercare & touch-up
About a month after your tattoo is finished, I’ll check in with you to make sure everything healed properly. We can exchange photos or videos - or meet in the studio - whichever works best for you.
Roughly 15% of tattoos may need a touch-up, usually in tricky areas like hands, knees, or elbows. Touch-ups are free, as long as proper aftercare was followed.
I’ve also written a full article on how to take care of your tattoo - check it out if you want all the details.
See you soon!