Question 1

What style of tattoo is this Full-body Japanese tattoo in progress?

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This Full-body Japanese tattoo in progress tattoo is done in the neo-traditional, japanese, blackwork style by artist Erik Hils at Tattoohandwerk in Munich, Germany.

Question 2

Who is the artist of this Full-body Japanese tattoo in progress tattoo?

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This Full-body Japanese tattoo in progress tattoo was created by Erik Hils, who works at Tattoohandwerk in Munich, Germany.

Question 3

How much does a neo-traditional tattoo typically cost?

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Neo-traditional tattoos like this Full-body Japanese tattoo in progress can vary in price depending on size, complexity, and the artist's experience. For a precise quote, we recommend contacting Erik Hils directly at Tattoohandwerk.

Question 4

Is a bodysuit tattoo painful?

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Pain levels for bodysuit tattoos vary from person to person. Factors like your pain tolerance, the tattoo's size, and the specific location can all affect how painful the experience is. Erik Hils at Tattoohandwerk can provide more specific information about what to expect.

Question 5

How long does a neo-traditional tattoo take to heal?

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Most tattoos, including neo-traditional tattoos like this Full-body Japanese tattoo in progress, take about 2-3 weeks for the initial healing process. Complete healing beneath the skin can take up to 6 months. Proper aftercare is essential for the best results.

Full-body Japanese tattoo in progress

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