Saeha

Black-and-grey split face of a hannya mask and a woman's face, on a calf

Drawn in black. Sealed in red.

Japanese color · blackwork · fine line

Book a piece

Selected Work

Large Japanese-style peony in full red and pink color with green leaves, on a thigh — Peonythigh

Spiked cybersigilism heart in tapering black strokes on the ribs — Sigil Heartribs

Three hearts drawn in a single unbroken fine line with initials, on a wrist — One-Line Heartswrist

Red kanji for love tattooed behind an ear — 愛behind the ear

Sketch-style snake coiled around a dagger in fine black linework, on the ribs — Snake & Daggerribs

Traditional-style red cherries with a green leaf on an arm — Cherriesarm

Brushy blackletter numerals 27 on the side of a forearm — Twenty-Sevenforearm

Red peonies with dark leaves flowing along a forearm, Japanese sleeve work in progress — Peony Sleeveforearm

Delicate dotwork sun and crescent moon ornament on a forearm — Sun & Moonforearm

Black thorn crown circling an elbow with sharp tapering spikes — Thorn Crownelbow

Fine script word fé forming a cross on a forearm — Féforearm

Soft black-and-grey peony with dark leaves on an upper arm — Peony, Black & Greyupper arm

Bold tribal blackwork flowing across the back of a hand — Tribalhand

Small soft-pink butterfly on the inside of a wrist — Butterflywrist

Expressive sketch-style spider with broken linework below an elbow — Spiderelbow

Blackletter word Saint in heavy gothic script on a thigh — Saintthigh

Fresh red chrysanthemum petals in Japanese style wrapping an elbow — Chrysanthemumelbow

Cybersigilism blade with crescent and spikes in fine blackwork on a shin — Sigil Bladeshin

Matching fine cursive script pieces on two arms side by side — Matching Scriptupper arms

Solid black fairy silhouette with sharp wings on an upper arm — Fairyupper arm

Two dates in fine Roman numerals along the inside of a forearm — Two Datesforearm

Tiny fine-line 777 on the side of a finger — 777finger

Saeha, mid-session

About the artist

I don't believe an artist should have one trick. A peony in full color, a sigil in pure black, a single unbroken line — each asks for a different hand, and I keep all three sharp.

Most of my work starts as a conversation and ends as something you argue with me about removing from the flash wall.

If it's going on your skin forever, it should be drawn for your skin only.

Process & care

Consultation
DM or email with your idea. We talk subject, placement, size and budget until the brief is sharp.
Design
I draw the piece for your body, not from a flash book. You see the design and we refine it together.
Session
Stencil on, position checked twice, then ink. Breaks whenever you need them.
Healing
You leave wrapped, with care instructions. A tattoo is finished when it's healed — not when the machine stops.

Fine linework stage of a neo-tribal piece, freshly applied

linework stage — before shading

Aftercare

Wash gently with lukewarm water and fragrance-free soap after removing the wrap.
Apply a thin layer of fragrance-free moisturizer two to three times a day.
No direct sun, swimming, saunas or soaking while it heals.
Don't pick or scratch — let it flake on its own.
Follow the specific instructions you're given at your session; every piece heals differently.

Let's put it on skin.

Bookings open by DM. Tell me your idea, where it goes, roughly how big, your budget — and send reference images if you have them.

DM @saeha.tt

include — idea · placement · size · references · budget

Selected Work

About the artist

Process & care

Consultation

Design

Session

Healing

Aftercare

Let's put it on skin.