Knife, Pistol and Dice Realism Forearm

A realism tattoo of knife with pistol, plus smaller details: smoke, dice, placed on the forearm. Done in black and grey. Depicts Ghostface (Scream, Film/TV). By Dylan de Lange at Fine Line.

Depicts:🎭 Ghostface β€” Film/TV β€” ScreamComposition:🧩 Led by Knife, with PistolⓘThe main elements of the picture in order of visual weight β€” what takes up most of it comes first. TatSeek’s estimate from the photo, not a measurement. How we know →Subject:βš”οΈ WeaponsπŸ—‘οΈ Dagger & KnifeπŸ”« Firearm🌿 Nature & Plants☁️ Clouds & SmokeπŸ”± Symbols & Objects🎲 Dice
Size:πŸ–οΈ Large (20-30cm)Complexity:ⓘHow detailed the piece is, separate from its size. More detail means more hours, so it moves the price as much as size does. How we know → πŸ˜₯ ComplexPlacement:πŸ’ͺ ForearmColor:🩢 Black & GreyπŸ“ β‰ˆ24 cm (18–40)ⓘMeasured from what’s visible in the photo β€” a hand, wrist, joint or limb of known average size β€” not taken from the studio. About Β±15% when confident; it can be off when the tattoo wraps around the limb. The studio quotes the final size and price. How we know →MoodⓘHow the piece feels β€” cute, dark, fierce, romantic… Read from what it shows and how it’s drawn: the same character can be fierce in realism and funny in a cartoon style. An estimate, not the artist’s label. How we know → πŸ–€ DarkπŸ”₯ FierceInkⓘThe ink colours in this tattoo and roughly how much of the inked area each takes, read from the photo. Only colours we are fairly sure of; glare and bare skin are not counted as white. How we know → ⚫ Black 50%🩢 Grey 50%DetailⓘHow much work goes into each square centimetre β€” line only, fill, shading or realistic texture, how dense, how many colour blends, how precise. It does not depend on size: a small realistic rose and a big one have the same detail. Detail and size together drive the time and the price. How we know → ✏️ DetailedDefined byⓘWhat makes this piece recognisable β€” the subject, the style, the colour, the text or the mood β€” in shares of 100. Worked out from what is in the tattoo, not a separate opinion. A pure pattern has no subject; a style we have no name for counts as none. How we know → subject 75% Β· style 20%πŸ”¬ TatSeek Vision Scan v4ⓘHow this photo was described. TatSeek Vision Scan v4: every element with its share of the piece, plus mood, a size measured against the body, any readable text, the ink colours and how detailed the work is. Scan v3: elements and shares only. Tags only: an older upload, not scanned yet. How we know →πŸ“ Durban, South Africa

Estimated time: 5.5–7.5 hours, 2 sessionsⓘA planning range for a piece of this size and detail β€” from the studio’s published prices, or our estimate if it hasn’t confirmed them. The artist sets the final time and price after a consultation. How we know →