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Gloved hand checking a small stencil on an upper arm

Illustrative stock photograph

Paperline / Tattoo studio concept

A small mark. A considered choice.

Tattoo ideas developed through a clear conversation about design, placement and the practical details of the appointment.

Explore project formatsThe design conversation
First
The idea
Then
Size + placement
Before booking
Scope + policies

Projects

Project formats

Start with an inquiry. Design suitability, placement, timing and pricing are discussed before an appointment is confirmed.

A small custom ideaConsultation first

A compact design developed from your brief, with placement and size considered together.

  • Brief discussion
  • Placement and size review
A text or line studyDiscuss the brief

A conversation about legibility, scale and the limits of a lettering or line-based idea.

  • Reference review
  • Scale discussion
A placement conversationBy arrangement

Time to explore how a proposed design might sit, without assuming the final size or scope.

  • Placement options
  • Next-step explanation

Illustrative services, timings and prices for this fictional design concept.

The design conversation

The placement is part of the design.

An idea on paper can read differently on the body. Size, position and the detail you want all belong in the first conversation.

The process photograph is illustrative stock, not a portfolio claim. A real booking should follow review of the artist’s own work, studio policies and the agreed design process.

How it works

From idea to appointment

  1. 1

    Send the idea

    Describe the subject, approximate size and placement, with references if useful.

  2. 2

    Discuss the scope

    Review suitability, costs, design process and appointment policies.

  3. 3

    Confirm the details

    Receive preparation and aftercare information before the agreed appointment.

Before you visit

Can I bring a reference design?
Yes, as a discussion point. Requests to copy another artist’s work should be considered carefully rather than assumed.
When is the final price agreed?
After scope, placement and size have been discussed, before the appointment is confirmed.
What about age and consent requirements?
Ask for the studio’s identification, age and consent policies before booking.

Bring us the first idea

Include the idea, approximate size, intended placement and any scheduling constraints.

Tuesday to Friday
9am to 6pm
Saturday
9am to 3pm
Sunday and Monday
Closed