Best Tattoo Shops in Wisconsin

Hi!

I am interested in getting a single-line tattoo on my leg. Something like the cat here: https://img1.rapidleaks.com/2019/05/best-single-line-tattoos-1280×720.jpg

So my question is:
Do you guys specialize in these kind of tattoos?

And how much does it cost to get a tattoo like that?
Size – 3×3 inches

Is it possible to get colors in the tattoo, like in the example?

Happy to hear back from you guys,
Drew

I also have some other questions, so feel free to answer those:
1. What ingredients in the ink you’d use for the colors in the tattoo?
2. Does color ink causes an itchy rash? I have kinda sensitive skin.
3. Can you perform a patch test?
4. Are you a licensed tattoo artist?
5. In case you did some single-line tattoos, can you share some examples?

Thanks!

Hi Drew,

I can absolutely do a tattoo in this style. I don’t give price quotes, as there are many factors involved that play a role in the cost of the tattoo. Color can be added to the piece and the time of the linework, or you can sit with just the linework for a while and add color later.

I use Eternal Ink (you can feel free to check out their ingredients list.)

Everyone’s skin reacts differently to inks. In the last 10 years, I have had very few clients have reactions…but that’s not to say it can’t happen. It’s impossible to know until you get the tattoo.

We can do a smaller tattoo, if you’d like, as a patch test, but I will still have to charge for it. (Our shop minimum is $60)

I am licensed by the state of WI.

I’m not sure if I have any of the single line tattoos posted on my website, but have done a lot of them.

While I am not versed in this particular style one of the artists here may be able to do something similar.

Cost will be dependant on the size of the tattoo. Something like this may need to be larger than 3×3. We charge between $100 and $150 an hour depending on the artist.

We are a licensed studio and each artist is licensed as well.

You can have a reaction to colors mostly red tones seem to be the worst offenders.

(Still rare to see) here is the website for some of the inks we use there is a link to the safety sheets at the bottom. (Msds) https://www.fusiontattooink.com/

we can do a patch test but it may not react on the top of the skin versus in the skin.