how long would it take?

Question

to do a new shchool half sleve from my wrist to my elbow with sever different colours obviously because it is a sleve it is total coverage

and how much would it cost

Answer 1

there is no way to say how long that would take because so many factors go into a tattoo like that. how fast is the artist? my artist has gotten so fast it is ridiculous but there are other artists that take much longer than you'd think to do a large tattoo. also it would depend on how detailed the tattoo is. if there is a lot of small detail it would take longer than bigger things that could be shaded at a faster pace.

cost will vary greatly. mainly nobody on here knows how much your artist will charge. some artists charge by the piece, some by size and some by the hour. also the talent level of your artist will make the price different from artist to artist. if i had to GUESS i would say $400 - $1000

Answer 2

Well the cost is determined from the artist you go to. That really all depends. With the time it can take just the day or a few ws. The artist usually like to do the outline and let that heel and then they will do the color when you are all helling for the outlining. Make sure you keep everything clean and moiseturized really good. That is a tip to heal faster. Good luck!

Answer 3

Depends on how intricate the design is and how big your arm is! Only your tattoo artist can give you a good estimate.

Based on my own tattoos, I would say 4-8 hours. Cost is individual to the artist. Mine charges $120 an hour.

Answer 4

it took like 18 hours for mine, it wasn't something that was done at one time. I can only do 4 hours sittings, mine is from the wrist to my bicep, my background is purple clouds with cherry bloosoms through out it, I have a lady buddha on my bicep, a rose, skull, star, old school mom, on my forearm.
you artist should charge you hourly,
any artist is always interested in doing big pieces, let's em be more creative.
I know that it probably costed me a thousand to get it done.
But I do recommend you think before you get it done, getting sleeved is not for everyone, I thought long and hard before I had it done, and to be honest I will never be done, LOL
Good luck :)

Answer 5

I would assume that would depend on the design itself, theamount of ink used, the amount of time consmed, andthe individual artist. I'm thinking at least a couple of hundred dollars, most likely MUCH more if you want that ENTIRE skin area covered.