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Pre-drawn designs, usually on the wall or the artist's sheets. Fast to book, often walk-in, cheaper than custom.
Drawn for that client from their idea and references. Needs a consultation and drawing time before the appointment.
Paid to hold the appointment and cover drawing time. Typically non-refundable and comes off the final price. No deposit means no booking.
The lowest charge for any tattoo, however small. Covers setup, sterile supplies and the artist's time.
Large work is often billed by the hour or by the session; small pieces are quoted as a flat amount. Either way the artist sets it, not the front desk.
One sitting. Sleeves and large pieces take several sessions weeks apart so the skin can heal between.
Where on the body. Changes the price, the pain, how the design has to be shaped, and whether the artist will do it at all.
The outline versus the fill. Some artists specialise in one; fine line means very thin single-needle lines.
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