
Thin, deliberate line and a lot of empty space. Fine line is the quietest thing I do and the least forgiving — there’s nowhere to hide a wobble.
How I work it
Single-needle or tight grouping, one pass, no filler. I’ll be honest with you about size: below a certain scale the line closes up as it heals, so I’d rather make it slightly bigger than watch it blur in three years.
What to bring me
The exact spot, and be ready for me to talk you up a size. Fine line on hands and fingers fades fastest — I’ll tell you straight if I think it won’t hold.
Good for
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Botanicals, moons, small animals
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Script and delicate lettering
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Ribs, sternum, ankle, behind the ear
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Anyone who wants a tattoo that whispers
Time in the chair
An hour or two. Fine line is the most common banger.
Price
By the piece, by the session, or a full day — whatever the work needs. I’ll tell you the number before you commit to anything. A $50 deposit books the appointment and comes off the price.
Fine line I’ve done
Some examples.

Deer skull

Flower

Crescent moon

Music score

Paper crane

Sunflower
