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Memorial · Dublin

A memorial tattoo, at your own pace

You decide what to remember and what to share.

A memorial can take many forms: a face, an animal, a flower or an everyday object that carries a connection. We’ll listen to what you want the design to show. You’re welcome to explain its meaning, but you don’t have to.

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Family photograph tattoo by Camila Conti

Memorial · Dublin

Finding the subject

Think about the details you want to recognise in the tattoo. A particular expression may matter for a portrait. Another subject may connect through its shape or colour.

For a human portrait or pet portrait, send the clearest photographs you have. We’ll discuss what they can offer the drawing.

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Memorial · Dublin

A conversation you can take slowly

Share only the context you’re comfortable sharing. Let us know about any privacy needs before your visit so we can explain the arrangements.

The consultation is time to consider the design and ask questions. Take the time you need before deciding to go ahead.

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Questions about memorial designs

Questions you may have

01Does a memorial tattoo have to be a portrait?

No. An object, plant or symbol can hold the connection just as a portrait can. Tell us the subject you have in mind.

02What should I share in the enquiry?

Include the subject, placement, approximate dimensions and references. For a portrait, send the best photographs you have. What you share about the meaning behind the tattoo is up to you.

03Can we discuss privacy before my visit?

Yes. Raise any comfort or privacy needs before booking so we can explain the arrangements and discuss what would help.

04Can I request an artist?

Select their name on the form if you have someone in mind. You can browse each artist’s portfolio before deciding who to request.

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Selected work

Portraits of people and animals

These family and pet portraits show how our artists approach likeness and fine detail. Each client’s reasons for the piece stay private unless they choose to share them.

Family photographByCamila Conti
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Two dog portraitsByCamila Conti
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French bulldog portraitByCamila Conti
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Tell us about your tattoo idea

Include your references, placement and approximate size. We’ll review the request and reply about the project, estimate and consultation.

Your details
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Your details

The details we need to reply to your enquiry.

Your tattoo
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Your tattoo

Tell us about your tattoo idea, proposed placement and approximate size.

Describe the subject and any details or references you want your artist to consider. You can include personal meaning if you wish, and questions about anything you are still deciding.

Our privacy policy explains how we use and protect the information you send.

Allergies *

So we can look after you properly — we’ll choose inks, coverings and aftercare that suit your skin.

References
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References

Choose references that show the subject, composition or details you like. You can add as many as you like, together or one at a time.

Artist request
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Artist request

Select a name if you want to request an artist. You can also leave the preference open.

Artist

Skin tone

This optional choice helps your artist consider colour and contrast. Leave it blank if you would prefer to discuss it in person.

We use these details to respond and plan your project, and retain client records for regulatory and compliance purposes. Our Privacy Policy explains the details. Please also read our Terms & Conditions before sending your enquiry.