Waitlist 2021 starts December 1st 2020!
Hey there! The name’s Britt. I’m a 30 yr old Black Queer Lesbian Tattooer from Brooklyn Ny. I have 11 years under my belt and currently specialize in organic color movement and watercolor tattoos. I reside in the Bay area of San Francisco at Black and Blue tattoo.
My books don’t stay open long. Be sure to send an email the day they open for the best chance. Since each design is tailored to the client i can only take 75 new clients per quarter. As an artist i want to stay inspired with fresh ideas and new perspectives. Open minds are priority. Come with a concept or give me free reign. You won’t be disappointed.
My rates are $400/hr with a minimum of $300. My deposit is $200 and is non refundable. This is paid before your tattoo in order to hold your space on the waitlist. This deposit will be deducted from your first session.
My books don’t stay open long. Be sure to send an email the day they open for the best chance. Since each design is tailored to the client i can only take 75 new clients per quarter. As an artist i want to stay inspired with fresh ideas and new perspectives. Open minds are priority. Come with a concept or give me free reign. You won’t be disappointed.
My rates are $400/hr with a minimum of $300. My deposit is $200 and is non refundable. This is paid before your tattoo in order to hold your space on the waitlist. This deposit will be deducted from your first session.
Angular linework with abstract watercolor flow
This type of design has been a favorite of mine this past year. It uses hard lines as structural Points that allow the color work to flow without boarders. I use angular and circular linework to build separate worlds that blend and bleed into each other. The color in this type of work always has an attitude. It wants to stand out! Be ready for high contrast and sporadic color movement.
Minimalist linework with watercolor movement
This type of design doesn't rely heavily on black linework. The deepest tone of each color family is used to create depth and dimension. Minimal lines are used to give you a gestural idea of shape. The color is highly saturated and creates its own boarders with movement.
