Levi Taylor -“Transformative, large-scale tattooing made to last a lifetime.”
Custom designed large-scale Japanese tattoos, designed through consultation and completed over multiple sessions with a focus on flow, composition, and longevity.
About the process
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Large-Scale Japanese Tattoo FAQ
What qualifies as a large-scale tattoo?
Large-scale work typically includes sleeves, backpieces, bodysuits, or major compositions that flow across a significant portion of the body. These are designed as cohesive, long-term projects rather than individual tattoos.
Why choose Japanese-style tattooing for large work?
Japanese tattooing is one of the most refined styles for large-scale work. It’s built around flow, movement, and how the design interacts with the body — resulting in a timeless, balanced composition that ages well.
How does the process work?
The process begins with a consultation where we:
Discuss your ideas and direction
Plan the overall composition and body flow
Map out sessions and timeline
From there, we move into scheduled tattoo sessions, typically spaced a few weeks apart.
How many sessions will my tattoo take?
This depends on the size, detail, and placement.
As a rough guide:
Sleeve: 5–8 sessions
Backpiece: 8–12+ sessions
Each project is different, and I’ll give you a clearer estimate during your consultation.
How long is each session?
Most sessions are full-day appointments. This allows us to make solid progress and maintain consistency across the piece.
How much does it cost?
Large-scale work is priced per session.
Final cost depends on:
Size and complexity
Number of sessions required
A full project is an investment and is best approached with a long-term mindset.
Do I need a consultation before booking?
Yes — for all large-scale work.
This ensures:
The design is properly planned
The tattoo flows with your body
We’re aligned creatively before starting
Will I see the design before the appointment?
Artwork is not sent out prior to the appointment.
This allows me to:
Focus fully on creating the best possible design
Present it in context with your body
Make any necessary adjustments on the day
How far apart are sessions?
Typically 3–5 weeks apart, depending on:
Healing
My schedule
Project scope
Consistency is key to maintaining flow and momentum.
Can I bring someone with me?
Appointments are one-on-one only.
This keeps the environment calm, focused, and respectful of the process.
What should I do to prepare?
Before your session:
Get a good night’s sleep
Eat properly
Stay hydrated
How do I get started?
Submit an enquiry with:
Your idea and subject matter
Preferred placement
Reference images (if any)
If your project is a good fit, you’ll be invited to book a consultation.