Lady Justice Realism Forearm

A realism tattoo of a lady justice holding a sword, plus smaller details: universe equity text, placed on the forearm. Done in black and grey. Depicts Lady Justice (Roman mythology, Mythology). By Emily at Ink DaVinci.

The lady justice at the centre in high-contrast black and grey. The composition is tall, vertical, with fine lines; mostly open skin with linework. The lettering reads “UNIVERSE · EQUITY” (a word), in serif lettering.

Depicts:🎭 Lady Justice — Mythology — Roman mythology (Justitia)Composition:🧩 Mainly Lady JusticeⓘThe main elements of the picture in order of visual weight — what takes up most of it comes first. TatSeek’s estimate from the photo, not a measurement. How we know →Subject:🐉 Mythology & Folklore🛐 Deity Figure✍️ Text & Script💬 Quote
Style:🖼️ Realism
Size:✋ Medium (10-20cm)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 → 😥 ComplexPlacement:💪 ForearmColor:🩶 Black & Grey↕️ Vertical📏 ≈12 cm (8.8–15)ⓘMeasured from what’s visible in the photo — a hand, wrist, joint or limb of known average size — not taken from the studio. About ±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 →Text“UNIVERSE · EQUITY”ⓘText written in the tattoo, as read from the photo. Shown only when the reading is confident; the tattoo itself may spell it differently. How we know →Inkⓘ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 65%🩶 Grey 35%DetailⓘHow much work goes into each square centimetre — 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 → ✏️ Very detailedDefined byⓘWhat makes this piece recognisable — the subject, the style, the colour, the text or the mood — 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 55% · style 25% · text 20%PainⓘHow much this part of the body usually hurts (1–5) and how it heals, from the TatSeek pain map. Everyone feels it differently. How we know → ⚡ Mild (2/5) · healing: easy🔬 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 →📍 Seattle, United States

Estimated time: 2–3.5 hours, 1 sessionⓘA planning range for a piece of this size and detail — 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 →

Estimated price for this size & complexity: $750–$900

This estimate is narrowed from Emily's price range using this tattoo's complexity — not a quote. For an exact quote, send us a message or call +1 206-556-7666