Where was this tattoo done?

This tattoo was done at West Seattle Tattoo, 4517 California Ave SW, Suite G2, Seattle, WA 98116.

How much would a tattoo like this cost?

A piece like this is estimated at $3000-$4000. This is based on pricing confirmed by the studio, but still not a quote — message the studio for an exact price.

How painful is a full sleeve tattoo?

Full Sleeve: Noticeable on our 5-step pain scale — most of the arm is mild, but the inner elbow and wrist are sharp. Pain is personal, and long sessions, stress and bleeding make it feel worse.

How long does it take to heal, and will people see it?

The surface usually looks healed in 2–4 weeks; the skin keeps settling for a few months. On the full sleeve healing is moderate (large area), and it is visible in short sleeves.

How will a tattoo like this age?

All tattoos soften slightly over the years as the skin renews itself and the sun breaks pigment down. Size, placement and sun protection matter more than the style name.

Is this photo fresh or healed?

Healed — this is how the work looks after the skin has settled, which is the best way to judge an artist.

Can I get this exact design?

Use it as a reference. Most artists adapt a design to your body and their own style rather than copy another person’s tattoo line for line — and if you want this artist’s look, the best option is to book this artist.

How do I book something like this?

Message the studio with this photo, your placement and size, colour or black & grey, budget and dates. The “What to include in your first message” box below has a ready-to-copy template.

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black & grey realism tattoo of deity figure on the full sleeve

Tattoo by:Daniel SasPublished on:

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Tutankhamun and Anubis Egyptian Sleeve

A black & grey realism tattoo featuring a deity figure, placed on the full sleeve. It depicts Tutankhamun's mask and Anubis (Mythology — Ancient Egypt). By Daniel Sas at West Seattle Tattoo.

Depicts:🎭 Tutankhamun's mask and Anubis — Mythology — Ancient EgyptSubject:🐉 Mythology & Folklore🛐 Deity Figure Mythology & Folklore

Style:🖼️ RealismTechnique:ⓘ 🌫️ Whip Shading

Size:💪 Very Large / Sleeve (30cm+)Complexity:ⓘ 😥 ComplexPlacement:👕 Full SleeveColor:🩶 Black & Grey💚 Healedⓘ⬛ SquarePainⓘ ⚡ Noticeable (3/5) · healing: moderate (large area)🔬 Tags only (not scanned yet)ⓘ📍 Seattle, United States

Estimated time: 18–31 hours, 4–7 sessionsⓘ

Estimated price for this size & complexity: $3000–$4000

This estimate is narrowed from Daniel Sas's price range using this tattoo's complexity — not a quote. For an exact quote, message us on Instagram

Tattoo by Daniel Sas

Questions & answers

What is this tattoo?: A black & grey realism tattoo featuring a deity figure, placed on the full sleeve. It depicts Tutankhamun's mask and Anubis (Mythology — Ancient Egypt). By Daniel Sas at West Seattle Tattoo.
Where was this tattoo done?: This tattoo was done at West Seattle Tattoo, 4517 California Ave SW, Suite G2, Seattle, WA 98116. View on Google Maps →
How much would a tattoo like this cost?: A piece like this is estimated at $3000-$4000. This is based on pricing confirmed by the studio, but still not a quote — message the studio for an exact price.
How painful is a full sleeve tattoo?: Full Sleeve: Noticeable on our 5-step pain scale — most of the arm is mild, but the inner elbow and wrist are sharp. Pain is personal, and long sessions, stress and bleeding make it feel worse. Pain map →
How long does it take to heal, and will people see it?: The surface usually looks healed in 2–4 weeks; the skin keeps settling for a few months. On the full sleeve healing is moderate (large area), and it is visible in short sleeves. When can I swim, work out, tan? →
How will a tattoo like this age?: All tattoos soften slightly over the years as the skin renews itself and the sun breaks pigment down. Size, placement and sun protection matter more than the style name. How tattoos age →
Is this photo fresh or healed?: Healed — this is how the work looks after the skin has settled, which is the best way to judge an artist. Why healed photos matter →
Can I get this exact design?: Use it as a reference. Most artists adapt a design to your body and their own style rather than copy another person’s tattoo line for line — and if you want this artist’s look, the best option is to book this artist. Copying, references and AI designs →
How do I book something like this?: Message the studio with this photo, your placement and size, colour or black & grey, budget and dates. The “What to include in your first message” box below has a ready-to-copy template. How to message a tattoo artist →

What to include in your first message

What the artist needs from you

Your idea in one line + 2–3 references (this photo is already in the template below) more →
Placement and rough size in centimetres more →
Colour or black & grey more →
Your budget range more →
Dates you’re free; OK with more than one session? more →
Cover-up? Add a clear photo of the old tattoo more →

What to ask them

Deposit — how much, does it come off the price, what if I reschedule? more →
When will I see the design, and can I ask for changes? more →
How long is the wait for an appointment? more →
Is a touch-up included? more →

Known for West Seattle Tattoo: Deposit: $100–200 depending on art prep; non-refundable, non-transferable · Touch-up: not listed · Design: not listed · Wait: not listed. Policies differ between studios — ask to confirm.

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