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Fine line and blackwork held to gallery standards, one client at a time.
Art byHolly Nelson








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A separate archive for shape, tone, and healed results, kept apart from the tattoo collection.
Book the brows track ↗"No half-measures,
all in and
permanent."
Bleached Bones is a private studio on High Street in central Newfoundland. One client a day, no walk-ins, no music you didn't agree to.
Every piece starts as a drawing made for your body specifically. Nothing goes on skin until you've seen the design at full scale and said yes.

Four steps, no surprises. We walk every client through the same unhurried process.

Pick your date and time, pay the $25 booking fee, and tell us your idea, placement, and any references you love.

Holly draws your piece from scratch, scaled to your body. Nothing is templated. You approve the design before anything touches skin.
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One client a day. The studio is yours — your music, your pace. Sessions run 2–7 hours depending on the piece.
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We send you home with full aftercare instructions. One free touch-up is included within six months if anything heals unevenly.

Leave the wrap on for the hours we agreed, then wash with clean hands, unscented soap and lukewarm water. Pat dry with paper towel, never a cloth. A rice-grain of unscented lotion, twice a day, is the whole routine — more is not better.
No pools, lakes, hot tubs or baths for two weeks; showers are fine. Keep it out of direct sun until it has fully settled, then use SPF 50 on it forever — sun is the only thing that genuinely ages a tattoo. No gym on a fresh piece if the sweat will sit under clothing.
Around day four it will flake like a sunburn and the colour will look dull and milky. That is the top layer of skin, not your tattoo. Do not pick, scratch or exfoliate it. Everything looks flat until roughly week three, then it sharpens up.
One free touch-up inside six months on anything that healed unevenly, provided the aftercare was followed. Fine line on high-friction areas — fingers, feet, inner wrist — is expected to need maintenance and is quoted separately.
Behind-the-scenes, healed pieces, and available flash — all on Instagram.
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