Ink DaVinci is a tattoo studio in downtown Seattle, in a suite at 1520 4th Avenue. The studio is known first of all for realism: micro realism, photorealism and portrait work, alongside fine line, Japanese, geometric, ornamental and cover-up tattoos.
The space is a large open floor with black walls and gold-trimmed display cabinets, separate tattoo stations and a lounge. The studio says it works with certified sterile stations and single-use needles, offers vegan ink on request and gives aftercare support after every session.
The resident artists are Vedo (colour and black-and-grey realism, cover-ups and scar cover work), Emily (fine line, floral, Japanese, watercolour and micro realism), Enzo (freehand geometric, ornamental, Polynesian-inspired and blackwork) and Arca (minimal realism and abstract work, walk-ins welcome).
Consultations are free. Bookings go through the form on the studio's website, which asks for the idea, placement, size, budget and reference images; walk-ins are also accepted.
What they do mostⓘ Realism in 42% of tattoos, fine line in 21% and tribal in 13%; usually on the forearm, upper arm and calf; 63% black and grey; mostly large pieces; typical detail: detailed. From 52 published tattoos.
Specializes in: 🖼️ Realism (22)🪡 Fine Line (11)🗿 Tribal (7)ⓘWorked out from the tagged tattoos in this profile — the styles that keep coming back, with how many pieces. Not a self-description, so it shows what they really do most.
Top subject groups: 🌿 Nature & Plants (18)🧍 People (14)🔱 Symbols & Objects (12)✍️ Text & Script (8)🐾 Animals (7)🏺 Cultural Motifs (7)🐉 Mythology & Folklore (6)ⓘWhat they tattoo most often — animals, people, flowers… — counted from the tagged tattoos in this profile, with how many pieces. Not a self-description, so it shows what they really tattoo most.
Estimated hourly rate: $300/hourⓘ
Estimated Price Range
✅ Verified Oct 2026 — from inkdavincitattoos.comⓘ
- Small & Simple Small symbols, lettering, or simple line work — roughly 2–10 cm, about 1 hour
- $100–450
- Medium (Typical tattoo) More detailed custom design with shading — roughly 10–20 cm, about 2–3 hours
- $600–900
- Large & Complex Larger, highly detailed piece — roughly 20–30 cm, about 4–8 hours, 1–2 sessions
- $1200–2400
- Very Large / Sleeve Half sleeve, back piece, large-scale work — 30+ cm, roughly 10–25+ hours, 3+ sessions
- $3000–7500+
Before you bookⓘ
Ink DaVinci hasn’t shared its booking rules on TatSeek yet. Worth asking before you pay a deposit:
deposit and whether it comes off the price · rescheduling and cancellation · when you see the design · touch-ups · typical wait · licence and hygiene
About Ink DaVinci
- What styles does Ink DaVinci specialize in?
- Ink DaVinci specializes in Realism, Fine Line and Tribal.
- How many tattoo artists work at Ink DaVinci?
- Ink DaVinci has 4 tattoo artists on their team, with 52 published, tagged photos in the catalog.
- How do I book with Ink DaVinci?
- Ink DaVinci — send a booking request to book.
- What does Ink DaVinci charge?
- See the Estimated Price Range above for tiers by size. This is confirmed by the studio.
- Where is Ink DaVinci located?
- Ink DaVinci is located at 1520 4th Ave, Suite 1512. View on Google Maps →
- What happens to my deposit if I reschedule, cancel or I’m late?
- Most studios keep the deposit if you cancel or don’t show up, but let you move it to a new date if you reschedule with enough notice (often 48–72 hours); arriving very late can count as a cancellation. Ink DaVinci hasn’t published its own rules on TatSeek yet — call +1 206-556-7666 or message them to confirm before you pay. How deposits usually work →
- Is the consultation free?
- Many studios offer a free consultation, in person or by message; some charge a fee that comes off the tattoo. Ask when you first get in touch. What happens at a consultation →
- When will I see my design, and can I change it?
- It varies: some artists send the design a few days before, many show it on the day and adjust it with you before the stencil goes on. You can always ask for changes before anything touches your skin. Design, flash and revisions →
- Is a touch-up included?
- Many studios touch up small healing gaps for free within a few months; after that, or for sun-faded work, touch-ups are usually paid. Ask before booking. Touch-ups explained →
- Is the studio licensed, and how do they keep things sterile?
- Ink DaVinci hasn’t listed licence or hygiene details on TatSeek. That doesn’t mean anything is wrong — ask about their licence, single-use needles and sterilisation; a good studio answers happily. What a clean studio looks like →
- Do I need ID? What is the minimum age?
- Expect to show a photo ID proving you are 18 or older. In the US some states allow 16–17-year-olds with a parent’s consent, others don’t allow it at all, and many studios only tattoo adults either way. Age and ID →
- How do I pay, and should I tip?
- Ask whether they take cards or cash only. Where tipping is customary (as in the US), 15–20% is typical; elsewhere it’s optional. Tipping and etiquette →
