Black & grey · Fine lineBlack & grey · Fine line · Visual storytelling
Before the ink,there is trust.
01 / The process
The unknown is the hard part.
So let’s make it known. Four calm stages, one decision at a time. You are never expected to know the right tattoo words.
You send the spark
The inquiry
A rough thought is enough. Tell me what you’re drawn to, where it might live, and what you’re nervous about. I’ll reply with fit, timing, and a clear range — usually within 48 hours.
No polished brief. No pressure.
We find the shape
The design
I draw for your body, not a blank page. You’ll see the direction before the appointment and we’ll refine it together. Changes are part of the work — honesty is welcome here.
Your yes is the final step.
Nothing starts in a rush
The day
We place the stencil, move it, look again, and make sure it feels like yours. You’ll know what the first line feels like. Breaks happen when you need them — not when you earn them.
Private room. Your pace.
The work keeps going
Aftercare
You leave with a simple routine in writing and a direct line to me. Peeling, itching, odd little questions — send them. We’ll check the healed piece together after thirty days.
Care doesn’t end at the door.
That’s the whole trail. No surprises on it. Start at the trailhead
02 / Selected work
The work is the proof.
Made to belong to a body — and photographed the way it lives, after the appointment is over.
Movement first. The image changes when you do.
03 / Behind the work
I’m Roly. I pay attention for a living.
I’m a self-taught artist from Panama, now tattooing out of Iconiq in Fontana. Black & grey is my language — fine lines, deep detail, and imagery that means something to the person carrying it. Sleeves, back pieces, sacred figures: work that asks for patience.
I film almost everything and post it. Watch a piece come together before you book — you should know the energy of the person you’re trusting with your skin.
04 / Before you ask
Nervous is allowed.
01How much will it hurt?
Honestly: more than nothing, less than the story your nerves are telling you. Most people describe a hot scratch that settles after the first few minutes. We can pause at any point, for any reason.
02What if I don’t love the drawing?
Then we keep working. The design is a conversation, and the machine stays off until the stencil feels right on your body. You won’t be talked into a permanent maybe.
03Can you tell me the price first?
Yes — the rates are public. A half-day session (4–5 hours) is $700, a full day (8 hours) is $1,200, and multi-day pieces run $2,200 to $4,200 back-to-back. Design time is included, and the deposit ($300 for half days, $500 for full days, $1,000 for multi-day bookings) comes off the total.
04Can I bring someone with me?
One calm support person is welcome. The room is private and there’s no walk-in traffic, so the day can stay focused on you.
05What if I need to reschedule?
Life happens. With 72 hours’ notice, your deposit simply moves to the new date. If you’re sick or unsure, reach out and we’ll make the sensible call together.
06How do I know it’s healing normally?
You’ll get a short written guide, visual references, and my direct contact. I also check the settled result around day thirty — because healed work is the work that matters.
05 / Sessions & booking
Start with a thought.I’ll meet you there.
Booking runs through Iconiq Tattoo Studio in Fontana. Pick a session below — every one links straight to the studio’s booking page. Design time is included.
The deposit books your date and comes off the final price. Tap any session to book at Iconiq.
- Prefer to talk?
- (480) 277-2894