pricing guide for tattoo?

derv · 04-05-2011 08:56PM #1

is there anywhere online you can get a rough pricing guide for tattoos?

i really want one, but money is the gaiting factor stopping me right now.

i'd like to get a feel for how much certain types of tattoos cost so that i can start planning & saving.

thanks

Raze_them_all · 04-05-2011 08:59PM

100-120 e an hour.

irishjay · 05-05-2011 11:09AM

ive a guy with a lot of experience . does exelent cover ups and shading tatts... he comes to my home 80e an hour or price if a big job...
over heads in parlours are a part of the pricing , and living in dublin too... i saw a guy in derry did tatts pretty reasonable .. i was up at a football game , but genrelaly dublin , pretty expencive compaired to uk towns etc...

anyone got any white tatts?:D

Raze_them_all · 05-05-2011 11:13AM

irishjay wrote: »

ive a guy with a lot of experience . does exelent cover ups and shading tatts... he comes to my home 80e an hour or price if a big job...
over heads in parlours are a part of the pricing , and living in dublin too... i saw a guy in derry did tatts pretty reasonable .. i was up at a football game , but genrelaly dublin , pretty expencive compaired to uk towns etc...

anyone got any white tatts?:D

Rediculous as it'll never be as clean as a parlour.

Elbow · 05-05-2011 11:22AM

Depends on the artist/shop

The artist thats currently working on my 1/2 sleeve is charging 250 per session for black & grey or 300 for color (Sessions have been between 3 & 6 hours).

JMD's in waterford charged 120 per hour when i was getting the other arm done

Star Lord · 06-05-2011 08:54AM

Someone that comes to your home to tattoo you is not someone I would allow near my skin with a needle.

irishjay · 06-05-2011 11:01PM

Raze_them_all wrote: »

Rediculous as it'll never be as clean as a parlour.

i beg to differ .........

ive seen some really sleezy parlours in my time

derv · 06-05-2011 11:35PM

thanks for the feedback , but I have no real idea how much would get covered in an hour.

how much would this cost for example :

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derv · 06-05-2011 11:37PM

the image didn't work, here's the link

http://www.tribaltattoo.ws/uploads/Foot-Polynesian-Tattoos.jpg

xo.mary · 07-05-2011 12:10AM

If it's a good reputable place, then it's usually like €70-100 minimum depending on the size/detail/color and time.

Elbow · 10-05-2011 08:05AM

derv wrote: »

the image didn't work, here's the link

http://www.tribaltattoo.ws/uploads/Foot-Polynesian-Tattoos.jpg

I reckon thats a €500 - €600 job depending on the studio

finneran2000 · 28-02-2012 06:37PM

Elbow wrote: »

Depends on the artist/shop

The artist thats currently working on my 1/2 sleeve is charging 250 per session for black & grey or 300 for color (Sessions have been between 3 & 6 hours).

JMD's in waterford charged 120 per hour when i was getting the other arm done

How much is the 1/2 sleeve costing u in total ??is it lower or upper arm ??

niallam · 29-02-2012 08:29PM

Anything over 100 p/h is a Dublin price and your only paying for their overheads.... My last tattoo was finishing my leg and I got it finished in Swineline in Waterford, a 7.5 hour tattoo in 2 sessions was €450, €60p/h. That wasn't even including the time for freehanding about 60% of it before hand which took about an hour, that was free

Well worth the drive down there from Meath and its a shop where you really better be ready to enjoy the day

I'll find a pic or two if anyone wants to see

johndeniel · 12-04-2012 09:34AM

Time consumption during the tattoos making process is basic factor for deciding the cost of a tattoo. The lower cost varies from $40 to $50. Color, placement and size are the factors that decide the cost of your tattoo.

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