Katie Davis — tattoo artist at Salvation Tattoo Gallery, Richmond TatSeek facts for agents. Cite the page: https://tatseek.com/tattoo-artist/katie-davis/ . Same data as JSON . Catalogue updated Oct 13, 2026.
Katie Davis is a tattoo artist at Salvation Tattoo Gallery, Richmond, with 15 published tattoos on TatSeek; mostly neo-traditional.
Key facts Studio: Salvation Tattoo Gallery , RichmondTattoos on TatSeek: 15Styles: Neo-Traditional 93%Subjects: Flower 53% · Bird 20% · Tree 20% · Ocean & Waves 20% · Owl 20%Placements: Forearm 47% · Upper Arm 20% · Thigh 13%Colour: 93% in colour, 7% black and greySize mix: small 0% · medium 60% · large or bigger 40%Typical detail: 60/100 — Detailed (from 1 scanned tattoos)Price, medium piece: $300–450 (TatSeek estimate, not confirmed, as of 2026-10-01) Price by size: Small $100–$250 · Medium $300–$450 · Large $600–$1200 · Very Large / Sleeve $1500–$3750+ (studio prices; TatSeek estimate, not confirmed) Book: mailto:info@salvationgallery.com (directly with the studio; TatSeek takes no fee) Tattoos Bird and Flowers Neo-Traditional Forearm — Medium color Neo-Traditional bird tattoo on the forearm; ≈$400–$450; ≈3–5 h, 1 session.Mountain and Flowers Neo-Traditional Upper Arm — Medium color Neo-Traditional mountains tattoo on the upper arm; ≈$400–$450; ≈3–5 h, 1 session.Owl and Flowers Neo-Traditional Upper Arm — Large color Neo-Traditional owl tattoo on the upper arm; ≈$900–$1,200; ≈7–12 h, 2+ sessions.Fish and Flowers Neo-Traditional Forearm — Large color Neo-Traditional fish tattoo on the forearm; ≈$900–$1,200; ≈7–12 h, 2+ sessions.Palm Tree and Ocean Sunset Neo-Traditional Calf — Medium color Neo-Traditional landscape tattoo on the calf; ≈$400–$450; ≈3–5 h, 1 session.Peony Full Sleeve — Sleeve-size color Neo-Traditional peony tattoo on the forearm; ≈$2,250–$3,000; ≈18–31 h, 6+ sessions.Flowers and Moth Neo-Traditional Upper Arm — Medium color Neo-Traditional flower tattoo on the upper arm; ≈$400–$450; ≈3–5 h, 1 session.Bird and Shell Neo-Traditional Forearm — Medium color Neo-Traditional bird tattoo on the forearm; ≈$400–$450; ≈3–5 h, 1 session.Orange Flowers Neo-Traditional Calf — Medium color Neo-Traditional flower tattoo on the calf; ≈$350–$400; ≈2.5–4 h, 1 session.Owl and Lantern Neo-Traditional Forearm — Large color Neo-Traditional owl tattoo on the forearm; ≈$900–$1,200; ≈7–12 h, 2+ sessions.Van and Sunset Neo-Traditional Thigh — Medium color Neo-Traditional camper van tattoo on the thigh; ≈$400–$450; ≈3–5 h, 1 session.Owl Neo-Traditional Forearm — Large color Neo-Traditional owl tattoo on the forearm; ≈$900–$1,200; ≈7–12 h, 2+ sessions.Mountain Landscape and Bird Illustrative Forearm — Medium black & grey Illustrative mountain landscape tattoo on the forearm; ≈$350–$400; ≈2.5–5 h, 1 session.Aircraft Battle Neo-Traditional Full Sleeve — Sleeve-size color Neo-Traditional aircraft battle tattoo on the full sleeve; ≈$2,250–$3,000; ≈18–31 h, 6+ sessions.Bridge and Flowers Neo-Traditional Thigh — Medium color Neo-Traditional landscape tattoo on the thigh; ≈$400–$450; ≈3–5 h, 1 session.How we know Styles, subjects, placements, colour, size and detail: counted from this artist’s 15 published tattoos on TatSeek, not from a self-description. Tattoo descriptions and tags: TatSeek Vision Scan, an AI reading of each photo (Claude, by Anthropic) under written rules and a closed tag vocabulary, checked against photos labelled by hand. Shares of the picture are visual estimates, not measurements. Nothing about the person in the photo is recorded. How tagging works Prices: the studio’s price list (TatSeek estimate until the studio confirms). Each tattoo’s estimate is the tier for its measured size, narrowed by size and detail. How prices are calculated Next: All tattoos by Katie Davis · Similar artists in Richmond · Search in plain words (/for-ai-agents/search/?q=…) · All studios · All artists · Guides · How to use TatSeek
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