Best Female tattoo artist working in Altrincham, UK near Manchester, creating a floral tattoo design in a professional studio

I create tattoos in a Neo Traditional and Illustrative mixed style, with a focus on black and grey designs, enhanced by subtle pops of color.

My work is inspired by strong female figures, goddesses, mythical creatures, and nature, often brought together with intricate floral and feminine details.

Available Designs
I am a female tattoo artist. This is a neo traditional black and grey tattoo. It is a stunning black and grey tattoo which features an elf woman with a wolf headdress. The floral detailing adds elegance to the piece, making it a standout example of fantasy-inspired body art.
Detailed black and grey lower leg tattoo of a illustrative, realistic owl surrounded by flowers, leaves, and a bee in a botanical style
Black and grey calf, leg tattoo of a stylized sun with a feminine face, surrounded by flowing ornamental linework
Neo traditional Black and grey leg tattoo of a fantasy fairy woman with butterfly wings, floral accents, and pearl details in an illustrative style
Neo traditional Black and grey animal tattoos featuring a hedgehog and a badger surrounded by floral elements and soft botanical linework.
Black and grey thigh leg tattoo with a Cleopatra inspired theme with an ornate Egyptian headdress, snake crown, and detailed jewelry
Black and red leg tattoo of a stylized Japanese dragon wrapped in peony flowers, featuring fine linework and bold contrast
Henna-inspired floral linework tattoo on the calf leg, featuring lotus petals, mandala patterns, and ornamental dotwork
Black and grey upper arm tattoo of Greek goddess Athena with a warrior helmet, spear, and owl, symbolizing wisdom and strength
Japanese-inspired thigh tattoo of a mystical kitsune fox with red markings, surrounded by peony flowers and soft black shading
Black and grey upper arm tattoo of two birds surrounded by berries, leaves, and soft ornamental linework in a nature-inspired style
Black and grey calf leg tattoo of a mystical witch wearing a plague doctor mask and hat, surrounded by gothic elements and botanical accents. With her pet bat and rat holding a potion bottle

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As well as tattooing, I also create art prints, Procreate stamp sets, and have some books available on Amazon.

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Samantha's Hands

160 Hand References for Artists, a stamp set for the Procreate App on the iPad

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Realistic Hand Outlines

A collection of clean, well-proportioned hand stamps based on real hands, perfect for artists who need a solid foundation.

Time-Saving Tool

No more struggling with tricky hand poses! Instantly drop in a stamp and focus on adding your unique artistic style.

Versatile for Any Style

Whether you’re creating detailed illustrations, stylized characters, or loose sketches, these stamps adapt to your vision.

Perfect for Beginners & Pros

Ideal for artists of all levels looking to improve their hand anatomy or speed up their workflow.

Customizable & Flexible

Use the stamps as guides, adjust, reshape, and refine them to suit your composition.

Seamless Integration with Procreate

Designed exclusively for Procreate, these stamps work effortlessly with your brushes, layers, and textures.

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FAQ

Drop me an message if you have any other questions that are not answered here!

  • I'm not 18, can I get a tattoo?

    Of Minors Act 1969 makes clear that it is a criminal offence to tattoo anyone under the age of 18 in the UK. Valid ID (must belong to the person getting tattooed) is required.

  • Are there any health conditions that restrict me from being tattooed?

    You should consult your doctor and provide a doctors note if you suffer from diabetes, haemophilia, a heart condition or take any blood thinning medication.
    You are obliged to inform me if you have any bloodborne infection or virus. Due to the increased personal risk the decision to proceed will be at my discretion.

  • Do you have a License?

    Yes. It is a legal requirement that all premises and individuals providing tattooist services are regularly inspected and licensed with their local authoritiy. You can find out morehere.

  • Is the ink you use vegan safe?

    Yes. I use 3 brands of ink (Eternal Inks,Fusion InksandWorld Famous Inks) all of which are Vegan safe and animal cruelty free.

  • How do I prepare for my tattoo?

    Make sure you eat something at least 2 hours before your appointment and bring a snack if your booking is more than a few hours long.

    Drink plenty of fluids before, during and after your tattoo but avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours before your appointment. I won't be able to tattoo you if you're drunk (or on drugs).

    It's important that you don't take aspirin based pain relief products near to or after the time you get your tattoo. Aspirin thins your blood so you might bleed more than usual making it difficult to tattoo you.

  • Do you use Latex gloves?

    No. I use commercial grade powder free black nitrile gloves which are latex free.

  • How much does a tattoo cost?

    Tattoo prices vary depending on the size, detail, and complexity of the design. I provide custom pricing based on your specific idea. Feel free to reach out to discuss your design and get a quote.

  • Is getting a tattoo painful?

    Getting a tattoo does come with some discomfort, but the level of pain differs from person to person and depends on where the tattoo is placed. Areas with thinner skin or more nerve endings, such as the ribs or ankles, tend to be more sensitive. That said, most people find the pain tolerable, often comparing it to a mild burning sensation or the feeling of a scratch.