
Tattooing for Pomona Clients
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Clients coming from Pomona can begin the tattoo process before making the trip. Send Rego Park Tattoo the basic concept, placement, approximate size, and useful reference images. We can review the direction and identify what should be discussed before an appointment, particularly for detailed portraits, larger custom work, and cover-ups.
Our tattoo services include black and grey, portrait, fineline, color, and cover-up work. Each style requires different planning. We do not use the same design rules for a small delicate piece and a large portrait, and we do not approach a cover-up as though the skin were blank. If you have questions before arranging your visit from Pomona, call (929) 560 4875.
For portrait tattoos, send the clearest photographs available. Multiple images can be helpful even when one ultimately becomes the main reference. For fineline work, include the approximate dimensions you are imagining so we can assess whether the requested detail is practical at that scale.
Black and grey projects are developed around contrast, values, and the way the composition follows the body. Color projects add palette decisions to that process. In either case, larger designs may require more than one session, and we can discuss that possibility during planning.
Cover-ups benefit especially from advance review. Send clear photographs of the existing tattoo from a useful angle and in even light. We look at the darkest sections, overall footprint, remaining open skin, and the new imagery you prefer. The solution may require flexibility about size or subject.
Because Pomona clients may be planning additional travel time, it is useful to confirm important project details before the appointment. Make sure we have the relevant references and that you understand the expected scope of the session. You can call (929) 560 4875 when you need to clarify the plan.
Rego Park Tattoo was founded by Marco DeLuca after years spent tattooing clients around Queens. Marco's goal was a studio where careful technical decisions could coexist with an easy, neighborhood conversation. Tattoo artist Nadia Rahman and piercer and coordinator Luis Vega share that approach.
Whether your idea has been planned for years or started last week, the first step is simply to show us enough to understand it. We can then talk about what belongs in the design, what may need to change, and how to move toward an appointment.

Clients traveling from farther away can send references and project information before arranging the appointment.
For larger pieces, we explain when multiple sessions may be appropriate.
Style, size, placement, and existing tattoos all affect how we approach the work.
We want you to understand the plan before making the trip for your tattoo.
Coming from Pomona? Send your project details in advance or call (929) 560 4875 with questions.
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