Large-Scale Tattoo Projects · Hollywood, FL
Large-Scale Tattoo Projects in Hollywood, FL
Sleeves, back pieces, full projects — planned like projects. Sessions mapped, budget per stage, one resident artist from Session 1 to the final pass.
Free planning consult: sessions mapped, budget per stage.
01 — Real projects
Real projects, session by session
Every timeline below is one client, one artist, one plan — from the first outline to the healed final. This is what "planned like a project" looks like on real skin.
Large project · 3 sessions
Large project · 4 sessions
Large project · 3 sessions
Your timeline starts with a free consult.
02 — Budget
The budget is a plan, not a surprise
Big work gets a plan: sessions mapped, budget per stage, one artist across all of it — agreed before you commit.
Session rates
Half-Day Session (up to ~4 hours): $750 · Full-Day Session (6–8 hours): $1,200. Flat session rates — no hourly meter running.
Sessions, typically 2–8
A half sleeve might take 2–3 sessions; a full sleeve or back piece more. Your exact count is mapped at the planning consult.
Healing between sessions
Skin needs recovery time between passes — typically a few weeks; your plan builds it in so the project never stalls.
Pay per stage
You pay session by session as the project progresses — never the whole project upfront.
Ranges and rates above are real; your total depends on size, detail and coverage — finalized at your free planning consultation.
Financing
Financing available
Apply online or right at the shop — approval is fast, and some clients get tattooed the same day. You only use what you actually need, even if you're approved for more.
Full financing details →03 — Artist fit
One artist from Session 1 to final
One resident artist keeps the style consistent from Session 1 to the final pass — same hand, same linework, same vision across months of work. Nothing gets lost in a handoff, because there is no handoff.
Large projects are the deep end of what a resident-artist studio does best — depth over volume.
04 — Commitment
How commitment works
Step 1
Free planning consultation
Costs nothing, commits you to nothing. You leave with a session map and per-stage budget.
Step 2
Deposit only at Session 1
A deposit is only taken when you book the session itself — and it counts toward your tattoo.
Step 3
Pay per session
Each stage is paid as it happens. Pause between stages if life happens — your plan and your artist stay.
Step 1 is free. Steps 2 and 3 only happen if you love the plan.
Traveling from out of town?
Big pieces travel well.
Over a third of our tattoo clients visit from out of town — and our consent files include clients who cross the state from Naples. For travelers, the project just gets packaged differently: fewer, longer sittings (half-day or full-day), spaced 4–6 weeks apart so healing happens at home between trips. Open noon to midnight every day, so an afternoon arrival still leaves a full session window.
Driving in from Broward or Miami-Dade? See our service areas →
05 — FAQ
Questions, answered
How does a sleeve or back piece actually work?
Large projects start with a free planning consultation: your artist maps the sessions (typically 2–8), the budget per stage and the timeline. Half-day sessions are $750, full-day sessions $1,200.
How much does a full sleeve cost?
There's no honest single number — a sleeve is a multi-session project, and your total depends on coverage, detail and how many sessions your arm needs. What we fix upfront: half-day sessions are $750, full-day $1,200, and your session count and per-stage budget are mapped at a free planning consultation before you commit.
Do I have to pay for the whole project upfront?
No. You pay session by session as the project progresses. A deposit is only taken when you book a session — and it counts toward your tattoo.
How long does a large tattoo project take?
Most projects run 2–8 sessions with healing time between them, so a sleeve typically spans several months from first outline to final pass. Your exact timeline is part of the plan you get at the free consultation.
What if I need to pause the project halfway?
Life happens — your plan and your artist stay, and the work picks up where it left off. Sessions are paid as they happen, so pausing doesn't cost you anything you haven't already received.
Can you continue or fix a project another artist started?
Usually, yes — bring it to a free planning consultation and your artist will assess the existing work honestly and map what it takes to finish or rework it.
Will the style stay consistent across sessions?
Yes — that's the point of the resident-artist model: one artist runs your entire project, from the first sketch to the final session. Same hand, same style, no handoffs.
I don't live nearby — can a project still work?
Yes, and it already does: over a third of our tattoo clients visit from out of town, some from as far as Naples. Distance just changes the packaging — fewer, longer sittings (half-day or full-day), spaced 4–6 weeks apart so healing happens at home between trips. Noon-to-midnight hours mean an afternoon arrival still leaves a full session window.
Reworking or finishing a project another artist started? It falls under the same honest-assessment approach as our cover-up work →
The sleeve you keep putting off has a first step. It's free.
One consultation: sessions mapped, budget per stage, timeline on paper. Then you decide.
Free planning consult — no deposit, no obligation.