Flash Tattoo

Choose a design and send the fit details

Once you find one you like in the selection I send, reply with its image or reference code. Add the body area, width or height in centimetres and one clear daylight photo that shows enough of the area to judge its shape. Mention any nearby tattoo, scar or joint, and say which way the design should face if it has a clear direction.

A ready drawing still has to suit the body. Fine details need enough room to age clearly. A long design may sit better on an arm or leg than in a short, wide space. I may move the stencil more than once so it sits straight when you stand and move.

Price and booking

The current price and appointment range are shown above. Your quote depends on the chosen design, size, body area, colour and any small adjustment we agree. My pricing guide and appointment time guide explain what can change the total and why the full visit may be longer than the tattooing itself.

When the fit and quote are agreed, use the booking form and attach the same image or code. The portfolio is useful for judging my line work, colour and healed results, but completed tattoos are not a list of flash designs for sale.

On the day

Eat beforehand and wear something that gives easy access to the area. I check the skin and placement, then set the stencil properly before I begin.

Flash work gets the same hygiene and aftercare as any other tattoo. I use World Famous inks that meet EU REACH rules, an Acus M1 machine and single-use cartridges from Kwadron, Cheyenne or DaVinci. The aftercare guide covers the care once you leave the studio.