Styles
Pick a lane,
or bring the picture.
Most people walk in with a screenshot and a rough idea of where it goes. That is enough to start. Below is what the studio tattoos week in, week out.
Bring a reference or bring nothing. Billy draws the piece before the machine ever comes out, and you approve the drawing first.
Smooth gray wash and hard black — the bulk of the wall above. Roses, skulls, portraits, memorial pieces.
Packed, saturated color that still reads from across a room three years later.
Bold line, limited palette, built to age. The stuff that still looks like a tattoo in 2050.
Traditional bones, deeper rendering and a wider palette — the style most of the sleeve work on this page is built on.
Flow that wraps the limb instead of sitting on it. Planned as one piece even if it takes several sittings.
Line-led character work, lettering panels and illustrative pieces drawn to your reference.
Names, dates, scripture, memorial dates. Spaced and weighted so it stays readable as skin moves.
Examples
Off the wall.
Service area
Who drives in.
Most of the chair is Meridian and Lauderdale County, with regulars coming in from Marion, Collinsville, Quitman, Philadelphia and across the line from Demopolis and Livingston, Alabama. If you are making the drive, call first so the time is held.
45th Street, Meridian
One artist. One chair.
Your piece.
Call the studio and talk to the person who will actually tattoo you.
(601) 934-1450