Black & grey tattoos in Beaufort.

Choose the approach—not just the label.

Looking for realism, a portrait, atmospheric shading, or a more illustrative piece? Start with the work itself. Billy’s portfolio includes a Medusa portrait and horror imagery; Miguel’s includes scenic shading, roses and a snake, and a portrait cover-up; Bladi’s includes a praying angel and religious imagery.

Planning portraits and larger projects.

Share clear references along with your placement and approximate size. Tell us which parts matter most: an expression, a likeness, a landscape, or how the design connects to existing tattoos. The consultation is where we discuss detail, layout, timing, and which artist fits.

Can this become a sleeve?

Bring photos of the whole area, including existing tattoos, and describe your long-term idea. Connected work needs a plan for transitions and open space; the artist will discuss whether to stage it across sessions.

Can I walk in for black-and-grey work?

Walk-ins are welcome, subject to availability and the scope of the design. Portraits and detailed custom pieces may require planning before tattooing. Call or text if you have a specific artist or date in mind.

What should I send?

Include references, placement, approximate size, existing tattoos nearby, preferred artist if known, and your timing. Pricing and session plans are discussed with the studio, not guaranteed from a photo alone.