Your Questions, Answered
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The easiest way is to use the booking form on my website or media like instagram / facebook. Tell me a little about your idea, the size and placement, and attach some reference images if you have them.
You don't need to have everything figured out before contacting me. If you're not sure about something, just explain what you have in mind and we can take it from there.
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My main focus is neo-traditional and colourful tattooing, especially animals, nature, nerdy, folklore and other bold, illustrative designs.
I also enjoy working with black & grey, old school, graphic and other projects when they fit my style.
If you're not sure whether your idea is something I'd take on, just send me a message. I'm always happy to have a look.
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Yes — custom work is a big part of what I do.
If you have an idea that is personal to you, I'd rather create something specifically for you than use a generic design.
Tell me what you want the tattoo to represent, what you like visually and where you want it. From there, I'll work on a design that makes sense both as an image and on your body.
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I'm currently based at Bone Rattle Tattoo Studio in Kungälv, just outside Gothenburg.
I previously worked in Örebro, but I've now moved my tattooing to Kungälv. If you're coming from Gothenburg or the surrounding area, you're very welcome to book with me here.
Bone Rattle Tattoo Studio
Uddevallavägen 11
442 30 Kungälv, Sweden -
It depends entirely on the tattoo.
A small piece can take around an hour or two, while larger and more detailed tattoos can require a half-day, full day or several sessions.
When you send me your idea, I'll give you a better idea of how much time we'll need.
For larger projects, I usually prefer to take our time rather than rush the tattoo.
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Yes, I take on most cover-up projects.
A cover-up depends heavily on the existing tattoo — its size, darkness, colours and placement all matter.
Send me a clear photo of the tattoo you'd like to cover, preferably in good natural light, and I'll let you know what I think is possible.
Sometimes the best solution is not simply to cover everything, but to rework and incorporate parts of the existing tattoo into a new design.
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No problem.
If you couldn't find the answer here, send me a message through the booking form and tell me what you're thinking about.
I'll get back to you as soon as I can.