You have an idea but you don't know how to represent it on the skin.
You are in doubt in relation to the size, the part of the body, to use or not to use colors.
You also don't know how long it will take to do the tattoo and how much it may cost...

As a tattoo artist I can help you clarify all these doubts without any commitment.
On the web I have a section of frequent questions that can help you with some of your doubts.

And if not, contact me and I'll tell you by message, call or personally. As you prefer!

Me encantan los dragones, tigres, samuráis, flores de cerezo, lotos y peonias.

Also the mudras, mantras, mandalas, gods or demons and other characters and symbols of Asian culture.

I like to document myself about symbology to prepare drawings that are not purely aesthetic and can tell a story.

This style of tattoo can dress very well and adapt perfectly to body shapes, highlighting the muscles or looking for a specific visual effect if you wish.

To do this, whenever I am commissioned a Polynesian-style tattoo or other similar styles, I take the client's measurements so that the drawing fits perfectly on the part of the body in question.

In the photos is Dani with her full arm, hands and fingers, chest and shoulder blade tattooed in the Marquesan style between 2018 and 2020. Made by me in Katattoomba –A Coruña.

The one who tattoos a carballo fuck, a toxo or the Tower of Hercules for the pride of his land. All the fans who wear their team's shield on their skin. The one with a tattoo in honor of a music group, a book or a movie. Those who get their dog's imprint or something cute for their cat. The shell for the pilgrim. Boxing gloves for the boxer. The five friends who come together to do the same tattoo. The mom or dad who brings a few doodles of their child to engrave on the skin. The one who marks the name of someone who is no longer there, to always have him close.

I dare to say that love in its most varied forms is what most motivates people to get tattooed.

For me it is a pleasure to be able to tattoo people who are excited about something, or want to say thank you or not forget.

All are welcome!

I am constant and disciplined in my work and you can count on me if you need many hours and sessions to get the tattoo you want.

Common cosmetic issues with large tattoos

Before addressing this topic, I would like to emphasize that the tattoo is an artistic work where a tattoo artist and a client decide. I mean, tattooist and client dictate the aesthetic rules of the tattoo what will they do together

I do not intend to judge anyone's work and neither the taste of each one.

I speak from my perspective and experience, and the way I have found to carry out my work and remain happy with the result, taking into consideration frequent complaints of tattooed that I have known throughout my life, opinions of people who are not satisfied completely with some big tattoo they have.

Here I mean tattoos that completely cover part of the bodybe it arm, leg, torso or back.

With that said, I will list some of the common aesthetic issues with large tattoos that I seek to avoid when tattooing:

Fully tattooed arms and legs
I know how to fit elements in a cylindrical composition (arms and legs) so that all views have something interesting, and that all elements look well integrated and distributed.

Fully tattooed torso and back
If the client allows me, I use the excellent dimensions in the case of the torso or back to put a large central figure and thus take advantage of this non-existent space in other parts of the body. The result generates a great visual impact.

I have quite a bit of experience with tattoo coverage and feel very comfortable doing them.

To do the cover up, I first need to see the tattoo in question to know what the possibilities are to cover it up And what resources will I use?

In this case, the tattoo artist does not work on a blank canvas but on a stain and needs to follow different guidelines to make a good tattoo.

When it comes to covering up a small, worn-out tattoo, it's usually done quickly and without much trouble.

If what you want is cover up a larger or dark tattoo, things change quite a bit. It is necessary to analyze case by case to know if:

I will be happy to help you without any kind of commitment if you need more information to decide if you want to make a tattoo cover.

In the photo related to this topic you can see the before and after of a small cover up: the coverage of three linear stars with a colored rose.

As with tattoo coverage, in these cases We must analyze case by case to arrive at the best solution:

In the photos you can see a Japanese full sleeve tattoo that has been started by another good tattoo artist and finished by me. In this case, client and tattoo artist no longer lived in the same province.

Jorge has long ago tattooed an orange and yellow carp with cherry blossoms on his upper and outer arm, between shoulder and elbow. Since he no longer lives near the tattoo artist who did this tattoo, he chose to finish what was left of his arm with me.

I have tried to adapt to the style of the other tattoo artist instead of imposing my own. Here the most important thing was that the difference between the koi and sakura that were already there and the new ones that I put in would not be so noticeable.