Services / Eight lanes
Start with a style.
Use the shop’s published style list as a starting point. Open a lane, read the short orientation, then contact Manny’s with the details that matter to you.
Ask about a style01 / Published service list
Eight ways to name the idea.
01Black and gray
Begin with tone, contrast and the shape of the piece you want to discuss.
Ask about black and gray02Lettering
Bring the words, language or lettering reference that needs to lead the conversation.
Ask about lettering03Color realism
Share the subject, palette and reference image you are considering before you reach out.
Ask about color realism04Portrait
Start with the person, character or expression you want the piece to carry.
Ask about portrait work05Coverups
Describe the existing tattoo and the change you are hoping to make.
Ask about coverups06American traditional
Use a symbol, color direction or traditional reference as your starting point.
Ask about American traditional07Japanese traditional
The source lists Japanese traditional work. Use the contact path to talk through subject and placement.
Ask about Japanese traditional08Anime tattoos
Bring the character or visual reference you want to discuss with the shop.
Ask about anime tattoos02 / Make the message useful
Style, placement, timing.
Those three details are enough to turn a first hello into a useful question. If you are still deciding, say so.
Bring what you have.
Reference image, words, character, old tattoo or a rough idea. A starting point is enough.
Ask the shop.
Call or email about the style you selected. Use the official contact page if you prefer the source site.
Open contactWhich lane is yours?
Start with the style closest to the idea, then contact Manny’s in South Phoenix.
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