Tattoos
Contact Us!
Contact us to let us know what you are thinking – the quickest and easiest way for us to understand exactly what you want, and to accurately size up and therefore price a tattoo is for you to come into the studio for a free consultation – you can contact us to arrange this. We are also available online; either through our website, Facebook or Instagram, by email or through our WhatsApp link on the home page for initial queries.
Pricing
Tattoos are charged by the time they take to complete.
Minimum charge - £40
Hourly rate - £60
Half Day Rate (3 Hours) - £150 (save £30)
Day Rate (5/6 Hours) - £250 (save £50 - £110)
If you are having a very large or highly detailed piece then it will likely be most cost effective to book full days. A day session will give you between 5 and 6 hours of ink depending on how long you can endure!
Initial Consultation and Design
Some of our clients choose their designs from books, the internet, or other available sources; these can be provided to us and we will adjust the size (if required) and create a transfer from this. In these cases, the consultation will be relatively short. Other clients want to create a custom piece and will work with us to achieve this. Custom pieces can include specific designs created by Woolly (whose work is available to view in our gallery), adaptations of other works, putting pieces together to create sleeves or large area coverage – anything you want, we’ll work with you to try and achieve it! The consultation for these sorts of designs are usually longer and more involved and we advise a separate appointment prior to your booking. All consultation and design time is free.
On the Day
For smaller or more simple designs the preparation will simply be creating the stencil to apply to the skin (for tribal and certain custom pieces this would be directly onto the skin via Sharpie). Preparation time is also not charged for, we charge our customers from the time the ink first hits the skin, and not before. This does mean that if you book an hour / day (6 hours) etc. you do need to consider that you’ll be in the studio for longer than that in order to prepare – worth noting if you have other appointments or for car parking etc.