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Gallery

A selection of healed work and in-progress studies across fine line, blackwork, and color realism. Each piece is planned around anatomy, readability at distance, and long-term contrast—no before/after gimmicks, just honest craft.

Featured set

Shoulder-to-elbow blackwork

Planned with flow lines along the deltoid and brachialis, packed with 9M/15M for saturation and controlled whip shading. Healed matte, high-contrast in daylight.

Fine-line script

Baseline mapped on relaxed posture; 3RL at low voltage for crisp joins. Readable at arm’s length without blowout risk.

Color microflorals

Layered pigment strategy using transparent magentas and cool greens; minimal trauma with 5RS/7CM stacks.

Geometric forearm band

Symmetry tested with wrap guides; dotwork gradient to soften edges and avoid visual “stop” on flexion.

Curated ear (piercing)

ASTM F‑136 titanium, upright marking, and staged healing plan to minimise friction and dwell time.

Cover-up concept

Contrast-led composition; negative-space control and textured fills to disguise previous low-contrast ink.

Showcase

Two recent commissions that illustrate our planning discipline. We mapped placement with the client standing, dialed machine stroke for skin type, and prioritised healed appearance over day‑one gloss.

  • Needle groupings: 3RL liners for micro details; 9M/15M mags for smooth pack.
  • Sterile setup: single‑use cartridges, barrier film, autoclave validation logs.
  • Session timing planned to avoid overworking—steady pace, clean saturation.
tattoo blackwork shoulder sleeve
color realism floral tattoo forearm

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