Geometry & linework
Sharp lines, repeats and symmetry — the studio’s signature direction.
What to send: any reference images of patterns or shapes you like, and a photo of the spot so the lines can follow it.
What we do
These are the styles worked on at Kylechelin House of Ink. Every piece is custom — bring an idea and it gets shaped with you. For each one, here’s what’s useful to send with your first message.
Sharp lines, repeats and symmetry — the studio’s signature direction.
What to send: any reference images of patterns or shapes you like, and a photo of the spot so the lines can follow it.
Shading and depth in black and grey — from subtle to bold.
What to send: reference pictures of the mood or subject, plus a photo of the spot in good light.
Delicate, thin-line work for smaller, detailed pieces.
What to send: a clear reference and a photo of the spot — fine line reads best when the placement is planned.
Reworking an old tattoo into something new.
What to send: a clear photo of the old tattoo in good light, plus any reference for where you’d like to take it.
A piece built around your idea when it doesn’t fit one label.
What to send: a sketch or the idea in words, any references, and a photo of the spot.
A half-formed idea is a fine place to start.
What to send: whatever you have — a few words is enough. Build an Ink Brief and it writes the message for you.
Portfolio
[NEEDS CONTENT: healed-work gallery]
The studio’s own photos of healed pieces will go here, with their consent. The stock images on this site are placeholders and are not the studio’s work.