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Realism

Photographic detail. Best for fauna, portraits, objects with texture.

Realism tattoo work by Eunny

Realism lives in the details — every shadow, every texture, every subtle gradient. The piece should feel like you could reach out and touch it.

I work from high-resolution references. Portraits, fauna, religious iconography, objects with story. The more detail in the source, the more there is to translate.

Realism takes time. Plan on multiple sessions for anything larger than a coaster. The result is a piece that grows more striking the longer you look.

Photorealistic eyes tattoo
Hannya mask realism close-up
Hannya mask realism detail
All-seeing eye realism
All-seeing eye full arm realism
Geisha warrior portrait realism
Leopard jaguar realism tattoo
Eagle and snake with sword on leg

FAQ

How long does a realism piece take?+

Most realism work takes 2–4 sessions. A palm-sized portrait is often 5–8 hours total. A half-sleeve is 15–25 hours across multiple visits.

How should I prepare a reference?+

Highest resolution image you can find. Multiple angles if available. We'll review references together and pick the strongest source.

Does realism work on all skin tones?+

Yes. The technique adjusts for tone — deeper skin asks for stronger contrast in the line work, but the same level of detail is achievable.

What's healing like for realism?+

Similar to any large piece. 2–3 weeks for surface healing, full settling at 2–3 months. Aftercare guide and check-ins included.

Realism

Bring your reference. Let's translate it.

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