Ornamental Tattoo
This technique results in tattoos that naturally flow with the curves and contours of the body, creating a harmony between art and human anatomy. Organic designs often incorporate elements from nature, such as flowers, leaves and fluid shapes reminiscent of vines or waves, like Indian bracelets. These elements are drawn to appear as a part of the body, complementing its structure.
The ornamental aspect of the tattoo adds elegance and complexity to the design. This can include geometric patterns, arabesques, mandalas and other decorative elements that enhance the beauty of the organic design. One of the main features of these tattoos is the sense of movement and fluidity, with designs that follow the natural lines of the body, creating a harmonious and dynamic appearance.
This tattoo style is highly personalized, with each design being unique and tailored to the client, considering specific anatomy and personal preferences. If you’re interested in this style, visit the studio to discuss your ideas. I’m here to help create a tattoo that not only adorns your body but also tells your story in a unique and beautiful way.
Booking
How to schedule a tattoo session?
STEP 1: Fill out the form with the following details about your tattoo: idea/inspiration, tattoo location, size in centimeters and your available time slots.
STEP 2: I will contact you to suggest a date/time and provide an estimated cost. To confirm, a deposit of 50 euros is required, which will be deducted from the final amount. You will receive more details about the studio after the deposit payment.
STEP 3: On the scheduled day, you are welcome to bring a friend or family member. We will discuss the details of your project, make any necessary adjustments and begin the session.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the aftercare instructions for a tattoo?
After your session, you will receive all the information, but the necessary aftercare includes:
– For 7 days, avoid going to the beach or pool, using saunas, and any other activities that involve prolonged water immersion.
– For 7 days avoid work outs and sun exposition.
– For 7 days apply the recommended skin repair cream.
– For 7 days wash only with neutral soap.
– Never pick on scabs or scratch it.
How much does a tattoo cost?
The cost of a tattoo depends on the complexity of the design, size and area to be tattooed. For more information, please fill out the form available on the website or email us at gabiblaezertattoo@gmail.com with the following details: your idea/concept for the tattoo, the location and the size in centimeters. You can also attach a photo or any reference that inspired you.
Are the designs exclusive and personal?
Absolutely! That’s what I offer: a unique design just for you based on the material/ideas you shared previously with us. I don’t provide you with the final design before the date of your appointment. On the day’s schedule for your tattoo, I’ll show you what I designed just for you and you let me know if there’s any tweaks or changes you would like to make.
How should I care for my skin before the tattoo session?
Keep sun exposure to a minimum. Don’t drink alcohol before your appointment. Stay hydrated and well fed before you come in.
Why is there a deposit fee?
I’ll save the spot to make sure it’s yours, and use their time to work on your design. It’s a way to make sure both parts are invested and protected.
If I cancel, do I get my deposit fee back?
In short, no! It works as a reparation fee for the time I reserved only for you.
Can I reschedule?
Absolutely! As long as you let me know with 48h notice.
What if I don't like the design presented?
It’s very important that you review my portfolio beforehand to ensure my work aligns with what you’re looking for. On the day of the session, if the design is not exactly as you envisioned, we can use the time to adjust the artwork until it matches your expectations. I am fully committed to creating a piece that is designed just for you, exactly as you have always wanted and dreamed.
How does the creative process work?
Essentially, it works as follows:
- Initial conversation
The creative process can begin with a conversation. During this discussion, you’ll get to know my style of work, and I will use my experience to better understand your preferences and expectations.
- Visual references
Another approach is to work with visual references. You can send me images that inspire you and explain what you envision for your tattoo. By analyzing these images, I can better understand your tastes and create a design that aligns with your ideas while maintaining the originality and exclusivity of my work.
- Focus on the client’s ideas and preferences
It’s important to emphasize that your ideas and preferences are the most crucial. My role is to transform these ideas into a personalized work of art that perfectly aligns with your identity and style.
In the end, the creative process is a collaboration between you and me. Together, we create a tattoo that not only adorns your body but also tells a unique and meaningful story.
