Tattoo
Find a direction for your idea through fine-line, figurative and realism examples. Discuss design, size and placement with the Mersin studio.
- A short pre-session on idea, placement and size
- Drawing approval before the session
- Discussing care questions after a procedure
A request is not a booking. It is confirmed once the studio approves it.
Shape your tattoo idea in Mersin
A figure, a few words or a composition you have been thinking about for years. Start by describing the placement and approximate size. Explore dragon compositions, animal figures and colour portraits in the HOUSE.INK portfolio. Bring the line, shading or colour choices you like as references for your conversation.
Consider line, scale and placement together
Detail in a small design reads differently from detail in a larger composition. Look beyond the subject of a reference: line weight, negative space and the natural movement of the body all affect its appearance. Adding a placement and rough measurement in centimetres makes the first conversation more specific.
Price and session planning depend on the design
Size, detail, placement and scope need to be discussed before a price or duration can be agreed. Share your idea, an optional reference and a preferred date. Design, artist, price and availability are confirmed separately with the studio. Sending the form creates a request for that conversation.
Prepare for your first conversation
Describe which part of a reference you like in a few sentences. Focus on the elements that speak to you instead of requesting an exact copy of another artist’s work. Keep health records and identity documents out of the online form. Discuss personal suitability and care questions with the appropriate professional.