Right Hand Tattoo Studio — needle emblem with oxblood dot
Right Hand · Tattoo Studio

The right artist for your piece — not just the next open chair.

We book by artist fit. Tell us your idea and the work you admire, and we'll point you to the hand that's right for it — then a real consult with that artist.

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Who this is for

Made for the people who want the right hand on their piece.

We don't run a chair-by-chair shop. We work with three kinds of clients — and we say plainly which one you are.

First-timers

You're starting from a blank page. You need guidance on what ages well, what's possible, and what it actually costs.

Collectors

You're adding to existing work. You need an artist whose hand fits what you already carry.

Style-minded

You have a specific style in mind — fine line, traditional, blackwork, realism, lettering. You need the artist who does that.

Styles offered: fine line, traditional, blackwork, realism, and lettering. Confirm the full style list with the studio.

The artist-match finder

Three questions. The right artist, honestly.

A short, honest guide — style, size, and whether it's a first piece, a cover-up, or an addition. Every result lands on a real artist here.

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What style are you after?

Match is a guide, not a verdict. The consult confirms it with the artist.

Work as proof

Find the hand before you ask for a consult.

Organized by style and by artist — with healed work shown alongside fresh where we have it, labeled as such.

Fine line: Single-line botanical wildflower on Forearm (healed).Healed
Fine lineSingle-line botanical wildflowerForearm · Mira Okafor
Traditional: American traditional rose on Upper arm (fresh).Fresh
TraditionalAmerican traditional roseUpper arm · Theo Brandt
Realism: Micro-realism portrait study on Shoulder (healed).Healed
RealismMicro-realism portrait studyShoulder · Sloane Reyes
Blackwork: Geometric sacred line panel on Calf (fresh).Fresh
BlackworkGeometric sacred line panelCalf · Nico Vásquez
Blackwork: Solid blackwork symmetrical mandala on Back (healed).Healed
BlackworkSolid blackwork symmetrical mandalaBack · Theo Brandt
Lettering: Delicate single-word script on Ribs (healed).Healed
LetteringDelicate single-word scriptRibs · Mira Okafor
Fine line: Celestial astronomy & constellation on Inner arm (fresh).Fresh
Fine lineCelestial astronomy & constellationInner arm · Sloane Reyes
Lettering: Custom gothic hand-lettering on Forearm (healed).Healed
LetteringCustom gothic hand-letteringForearm · Nico Vásquez

Real healed and fresh work from the studio's artists, labeled by state. Replace or add as new pieces heal.

The artists

Real hands. Real consults with each.

Every artist here has their own hand. Each "Request a consult with…" path feeds the same single consult — and lands with that artist.

Portrait of Mira Okafor

Mira Okafor

Fine line · Lettering

Delicate, precise linework and considered lettering. Mira designs small pieces that hold their shape as they age.

Books: Fine line, micro work, and single-word lettering.

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Portrait of Theo Brandt

Theo Brandt

Traditional · Blackwork

Bold traditional and solid blackwork. Theo favors clean lines and strong contrast, built to read well for decades.

Books: Traditional pieces, American traditional, and blackwork fills.

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Portrait of Sloane Reyes

Sloane Reyes

Realism · Fine line

Soft realism and smooth gradients — portraits and natural detail, with a fine-line hand for smaller pieces.

Books: Portraits, realism, and soft-gradient fine line.

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Portrait of Nico Vásquez

Nico Vásquez

Blackwork · Lettering

Geometric blackwork and hand-drawn lettering. Nico works in geometry, pattern, and type drawn to the body.

Books: Geometric blackwork, pattern, and custom lettering.

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Step by step

The consult, from first note to healed skin.

Tattoo booking often feels opaque: “Will they understand what I want, and what will it actually cost?” Here is how we work through each piece.

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Idea & references

Bring your idea and any reference images. We talk through what you want and what will actually work on skin.

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Design

Your artist drafts the design. You review and refine it until it reads right — before anything touches skin.

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Placement & sizing

We lay the stencil on the real placement and confirm size against the body. Nothing is locked in until you approve it.

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Pricing & deposit

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Booking the session

We schedule the session for the time you and the artist need. Larger pieces may be split across appointments.

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Aftercare

You leave with clear aftercare instructions and a healing timeline. We're reachable while it heals.

Late October

Book a consult ahead of the holiday season.

Halloween falls on Saturday, October 31, and seasonal, Halloween-themed work is on a lot of minds right now. A consult booked now leaves time for design and healing before the holiday season sets in — so your piece is ready, not rushed.

Studio standards

Plain practices, stated without ceremony.

  • Single-use needles — opened in front of you.
  • Sterilization of all reusable equipment.
  • Clean, single-use barriers and surfaces between clients.
  • Sharps handled and disposed of safely.
  • Confirm full sterilization and hygiene practices with the studio.

Proof

What clients say — when we have it, verified.

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Request a consult

Tell us about the piece. We'll match the hand.

The consult asks only what a consult needs: your idea, style, placement, size, and how to reach you.

The more specific, the better the match.

Not sure? Choose "Match me" — the finder can help.

Bring these to the consult too — upload is a convenience, not required.

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Questions

Frequently asked, plainly answered.

Real clarity before you ever walk through the door.

How do I pick the right artist?+

Use the match finder above, or browse the portfolio by style. Every artist has a hand — the goal is matching yours to the piece you want.

How much will it cost, and when do I get a firm price?+

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Do you do cover-ups?+

Often, yes — it depends on the existing piece and what's possible. A consult is the honest way to find out. Confirm cover-up policy with the studio.

What should I bring to a consult?+

Your idea, reference images, and the area you're thinking of. If it's a cover-up or addition, a clear photo of the existing work helps.

How should I prepare, and what is aftercare?+

Come rested, fed, and hydrated; avoid alcohol before the session. Aftercare is a healing timeline we walk you through — confirm the full aftercare policy with the studio.

What are your age and ID requirements?+

Valid government-issued ID is required. Confirm the studio's exact age requirement and ID policy with the studio before booking.