You can book an appointment through the form on the website or by messaging me directly.
Briefly describe what you want (style, theme, meaning).
Placement — specify where on the body you want the tattoo.
Size — approximate size of the tattoo (in centimeters or roughly).
References — send a few images or examples you like to help better understand your desired style and details.
Preferred time — let me know when you would like to come in for the session, or what times are convenient for you.

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The cost of a tattoo depends on several factors:
Size of the design: Larger tattoos require more time and materials.
Complexity and details: The more fine lines and intricate elements (high level of detail), the higher the price.
Chosen style: Some styles require special techniques or multiple sessions to achieve the desired effect.
You can check approximate prices in the “Services” section on my page, but I’ll be able to give you the exact total only after we discuss your idea in detail.

You can send me examples of works you like—these could be photos of tattoos, illustrations, paintings, screenshots from movies, or any other images that convey the mood and style you’re after. References help me better understand your vision and taste.
However, it’s important to understand that I do not copy other artists’ works. Your design will be created individually from scratch, taking into account:
Anatomy and specifics of the area — Each part of the body has its own shape, curves, and proportions. A design that looks great in a picture might look completely different on a particular area of skin. I adapt the design so that it fits your body perfectly and highlights its natural lines.
Your wishes and ideas — Even if you come with a ready reference, we’ll discuss exactly what you like about it: the style, composition, details, color palette, or overall mood. Based on this, I’ll create a unique design that’s truly yours.
Technical aspects — Some elements might look impressive on paper, but may not work well on the skin or may lose clarity over time. I consider this in the design process so your tattoo remains beautiful for many years to come.
Style and harmony — If you already have tattoos, we can integrate the new design into your overall concept, or alternatively, make it a standalone accent.
So don’t worry if you don’t yet have a clear picture in mind—a general idea, a feeling, or even just a few words is enough. We’ll work through the rest together.

The pain experienced during tattooing is subjective and depends on several factors:
Skin sensitivity at the application site. For example, areas with thin or very sensitive skin—like the ribs, wrists, inner forearm, and the area around the collarbone—are usually more painful than fleshier areas such as the shoulder or upper thigh.
Size and complexity of the tattoo. The bigger and more detailed the design, the longer you’ll have to endure the needle. Smaller tattoos that take less time are typically easier to tolerate.
Individual pain threshold. Everyone experiences pain differently. For some, it feels like slight discomfort, while for others, it may be more noticeable.
Psychological state. Your mood plays a big role: if you are relaxed and have a positive mindset, you are likely to perceive pain less acutely.
Overall, most people describe the sensation during a session as “tolerable” and not as painful as they expected. On most parts of the body, the pain doesn’t last long, and many distract themselves with conversation, music, or simply their thoughts.

To make the procedure as comfortable and safe as possible, it’s important to prepare properly. Here are a few simple but important recommendations:

• Don’t consume alcohol or blood-thinning medications for at least 24 hours before your session. Alcohol and certain medications (such as aspirin or other anticoagulants) can increase bleeding during the tattoo, making the process more difficult and the healing longer and of lower quality.
• Try to get a good night’s sleep beforehand. A well-rested body copes better with stress and painful sensations, and you’ll have more energy to get through the session.
• Don’t come on an empty stomach—be sure to have breakfast or lunch. A good blood sugar level helps avoid dizziness or weakness during the artist’s work.
• Avoid intense physical exertion and stress on the day of your tattoo.
• Before your appointment, I will send you detailed instructions with all the tips and answers to frequently asked questions, so you’ll be as prepared as possible and feel confident.
• If you have doubts or want to clarify something in advance, feel free to write to me—I’ll be happy to help!

Complexity of the design. The more detailed and intricate the design, the more time it will take to apply. Fine lines, delicate shading, and color gradients require precision and patience.
Tattoo size. Small tattoos usually take about 1–2 hours, medium ones—2–4 hours. Large pieces covering big areas of the body, such as sleeves or big compositions, often need to be split into several sessions.
Placement on the body. Some areas require a special approach and take more time due to anatomical features or skin sensitivity.
Typically, an average session lasts from 1 to 4 hours. If your idea is large or very detailed, I will definitely let you know in advance, and we’ll schedule several appointments for a comfortable and high-quality experience.
This approach helps avoid fatigue and ensures your tattoo stays crisp, bright, and neat.

Правильный уход, залог того, что ваша татуировка заживёт быстро, без осложнений и сохранит яркость и чёткость на долгие годы. После сеанса я подробно расскажу обо всех нюансах и выдам письменную инструкцию, которую вы сможете держать под рукой.
Основные правила ухода:

• Соблюдайте чистоту. Свежая татуировка — это по сути открытая рана, поэтому важно содержать её в чистоте. Аккуратно промывайте место тату тёплой водой с мягким мылом, избегая агрессивных средств и мочалок.
• Увлажняйте кожу. Используйте специальные заживляющие мази или кремы, которые я порекомендую. Это поможет коже восстановиться быстрее и предотвратит пересыхание.
• Не сдирайте корочки и не чешите. В процессе заживления на татуировке образуются тонкие корочки — это нормально. Ни в коем случае не сдирайте и не расчёсывайте их, иначе можно повредить рисунок и занести инфекцию.
• Избегайте солнца, бассейнов и саун. В первые недели после нанесения тату стоит воздержаться от загара, купания в открытых водоёмах, бассейнах и посещения бани или сауны.
• Носите свободную одежду. Старайтесь, чтобы ткань не натирала и не прилипала к свежей татуировке.

Если возникнут вопросы в процессе заживления, всегда можете написать мне, подскажу и помогу.

You can sunbathe and swim, but only after your tattoo is completely healed. During the initial period, it’s especially important to take good care of your fresh tattoo:

• Avoid direct sunlight. Ultraviolet rays have a negative effect on tattooed skin, can cause fading, and slow down the healing process.
• Don’t swim in open water, pools, or the sea. The water may contain bacteria that increase the risk of inflammation or infection.
• Until your skin is fully healed, follow these rules to keep your tattoo as bright and neat as possible.

Yes, I do cover-ups and corrections of unsuccessful tattoos, but mostly with smaller pieces. My style is predominantly delicate and neat, so covering large or heavily saturated tattoos is more difficult and doesn’t quite fit my approach.
To find the best solution, please send me photos of your tattoo, and we’ll discuss the possible options.

Yes, there are a number of temporary contraindications for getting a tattoo. These include acute illnesses, pregnancy, skin problems at the intended tattoo site, a tendency to develop keloid scars, and other factors. If you have any doubts or questions, I recommend consulting with me or with your doctor beforehand—together we’ll find the best solution.