From first session to finished, most clients are done in under 90 days. We book you every two weeks to keep momentum. That's typically 4-6 sittings.

We can customise your sessions according to your budget and desired journey.

Number of sessions depend on size, detail and complexity. We will discuss the investment involved on your design consultation.

You need to have a solid idea of what you envision for your sleeve or reference images ready to discuss. We'll refine it in your consultation, but coming in with direction speeds everything up.

We recommend pre booking at least two - four sessions to maintain momentum and flow. Streatching it out breaks the narrative and costs you more in the long run.

However depending on your budget we can book shorter sessions and sessions further apart if needed.

The deposit locks in your session and the final payment is due at the end of each appointment. Most clients budget their appointments across three months.

We have 11 artists covering everything - realism, black and grey, colour, geometric, traditional, anime, biomechnical, portraits, neotraditional, oriental, Japanese & fineline.

All of our work is one off - custom designs.

We'll match you with one of our specialists who aligns with your vision.

A full session covers the piece/s discussed in your phone consultation.

Generally we can complete a full session in 5-7 hours depending on design, complexity and pain tolerence.

Numbing cream is perfectly fine, we offer a tattoo specific numbing cream that can be purchased prior to your appointment.

We also have numbing spray available during your session.

Yes - many clients start with one main piece and gradually build around it.

The best results usually come from planning the full sleeve direction early so everything flows together cohesively.

No - having a general vision, references, themes, or styles you like helps massively. We can help guide the layout, flow, and composition on your consultation call.

Popular sleeve styles include:

-Japanese

-Black & grey realism

-Traditional / Neo-traditional

-Fine line

-Tribal

-Ornamental

-Anime

-Horror

-Patchwork

-Geometric

Some styles flow better as full cohesive sleeves than others.

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Not necessarily. Some people prefer a cohesive full composition, while others like a curated patchwork look. The key is intentional placement and balance.

Pain varies person to person, but common sensitive areas include:

-Inner bicep

-Elbow ditch

-Wrist

-Armpit area

-Elbow itself

Outer arm areas are generally easier.

That comes down to personal preference, skin tone, lifestyle, and the overall look you want.

Black & grey generally ages softer and can be easier to maintain, while colour can create a more vibrant, bold result.

Wear loose, comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the arm. Dark clothing is best, as ink can stain fabric.

Yes - depending on the size, colour, and darkness of the existing tattoos. Sometimes laser fading is recommended first to achieve a cleaner result.

Sometimes. Scar maturity, texture, and skin condition all matter. We can go over this is your phone consultation to determine suitability.