Placement ideas — Sarah Elliott Tattoo & Fine art

Sarah elliott

Contact me here! You are welcome to message me via Instagram however messages sometimes get lost so the best way to contact me is via this website.

I am currently tattooing out of a private studio in Brisbane/Meanjin. The studio is a quiet, welcoming space that can accomodate your specific sensory needs.

Email: sarahelliott27tattoo@gmail.com

A recent pen and ink illustration!

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Some more illustrative flash designs!

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Some more flash featuring an Alphonse Mucha illustration, an assortment of art nouveau keys and a banner which can be customised with script of your choice 🍃

October is filling quickly so please don’t hesitate to send me a DM if you have any

A super fun custom piece from this week! This is a re-imagining of the “hanged man” tarot card featuring a jester in distinctive motley attire.

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An illustration made with ink, a fountain pen and a paintbrush! I’ve been doing a lot of sketching recently. I’m finding it really hard to transition out of a “tattoo mindset” which prioritises distinct lines and a clear separ

Thinking about getting tattooed but not quite sure where to start? This is the perfect opportunity to sit down for a dedicated 30-minute session where we can talk through your ideas, explore design and placement options, or simply give you a feel for

Some tattoo ideas inspired by 19th century illustrations! All have been adapted to suit a small tattoo under the size of 10cm and are priced between $150-380 depending on your desired placement, detail and size.

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Cat from an old flash sheet! I love the way this design shifts to elongate the arch of the cat’s back.

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Working on a large tattoo project over time is deeply rewarding, as each stage offers the opportunity to live with the design in its evolving form. This gradual process allows both the artwork and the ideas behind it to shift and mature.

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At the centre of the sheet is a female figure in an ornate gown reminiscent of Charles Frederick Worth’s late nineteenth-century evening dress designs. Her curly hair and floral crown naturalise the ornamental design around her, giving it a dis