Pricing philosophy

Tattooing isn’t a standard product. Pricing depends on size, design, and complexity.

I work mainly with session-based pricing, not automatic or fixed price lists.

Full-day session

From NOK 7,000

A full-day session covers the entire workday, including:

• Custom design
• Preparation
• Tattooing

The session isn’t split into exact “needle hours”.

The focus is on quality and a solid final result—without rushing.

Extended full-day session

NOK 8,500

For projects that require more time, or when it’s important to finish the tattoo in one continuous session.

This option is only suggested when the project truly calls for it.

Larger projects

Large tattoos (sleeves, back, chest, etc.) are planned per session, not as a fixed total price.

• Price per session: NOK 7,000
• A realistic estimate is given in advance
• Progress is evaluated after each session

This gives you clarity and predictability throughout the process.

Fine Line & Minimal

From NOK 1,500

• Small, simple tattoos
• Custom or adapted designs
• Done in one short session

Availability for this type of work is limited and depends on my schedule.

Not every idea works in this format. If a design needs more space or development, I’ll recommend a different solution.

Deposit

To confirm an appointment, a deposit of NOK 1,500–2,500 is required, depending on the project.

• The deposit is deducted from the final price
• The deposit is non-refundable
• You can reschedule with advance notice

Design work starts only after the booking is confirmed.

Changes, cancellations, and important conditions

• If an appointment is rescheduled more than two times, the deposit is forfeited, and a new deposit is required to book again.
• It’s important to arrive prepared. If your skin isn’t in suitable condition for tattooing, or you’re not well enough for the session, the appointment won’t go ahead and the deposit is forfeited.
• If you’re more than 30 minutes late without notice, the session is cancelled and the deposit is forfeited.

These guidelines protect the time needed to do the work properly and ensure the best possible result.

Final note

I prefer doing fewer tattoos per month—and doing them properly.

Quality and longevity always come before speed.