Phoenix sleeve in progress, session four — Marcus Reed.
One story,
shoulder to wrist
A great sleeve isn't a stack of tattoos — it's one composition with chapters. We plan the whole arm on paper first: flow, contrast rhythm, where the eye rests, and which panels can wait for later sessions without looking unfinished.
Most sleeves take four to eight sessions spaced three to six weeks apart, giving each chapter time to heal before its neighbour goes in. You'll see the full drawing before session one, and the price for the whole project — not a meter running.
- Whole-arm composition planned before session one
- Blackwork, colour and black-and-grey all welcome
- Fixed project quote — no hourly surprises
- Healed photos and free touch-ups between chapters
