Journal

Notes on the work

Straight answers about large-scale black and grey realism: what the work costs, how sessions run, and how a piece is built to last. Everything here comes from the chair, not from theory. It's the same information I give clients in consultations, written down so you can plan a serious piece before you ever send me a message.

I add to this when there's something worth saying. If your question isn't covered yet, the FAQ answers the short ones, and the booking form reaches me directly for the rest.

What a Black and Grey Realism Tattoo Artist Actually Charges for a Sleeve

The full numbers: $2,500 a day, about ten days for a sleeve, and real session counts for forearms, backs and legs. Why it's priced by the day, what the money buys, and how long a piece takes start to finish.

More to come. For the work itself, the gallery is the honest place to start. To talk about a piece, send your idea over.