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STUDIO TAV is a fictional tattoo studio. This site is a work sample, not a working business.

Every image is licensed stock photography. The photographer, the licence and the original source of each one are listed on the credits page.

The address is not real and there is no phone number here. The WhatsApp button shows the link and the pre-filled text it would send — it does not open a conversation.

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Fine line · Botanical · Script

Roni — fine line and botanical tattooing in Tel Aviv

Working in fine line is not only a question of the needle. It is a question of how much detail skin can actually hold over time, and where to give some up in advance.

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About the work

Roni works in fine line, botanical and script. The three look different but rest on the same thing: one clean line that cannot be corrected afterwards.

Her rule is to plan for time rather than for the photograph. A tattoo that looks perfect on day one and blurs within two years was planned badly, so part of the conversation beforehand is about which detail to drop now.

A first drawing is sent before the session and keeps changing until it is right. Revisions at that stage are not charged for.

Particularly good for

  • A first tattoo, small to medium
  • Plants, branches and flowers in a clean line
  • Handwriting or a short phrase
  • Delicate placements such as the wrist or the neck

Work by Roni

Everything on this page is by the same artist.

Book a session with Roni

The first conversation is about the idea, not the date. The session gets set after it.

Where this is

Address
14 Vital St
Florentin, Tel Aviv — Yafo
Opening hours
Sun–Thu 11:00–20:00 · Fri 10:00–14:00 · Closed Saturday
Phone
There is no number on this demo site, deliberately. The WhatsApp button shows you exactly which link it would have opened.
An illustrated map of invented streets with a pin on the studio. It is not a real map.
A styled map image, not a live map: the address is fictional, so there is nothing to drop a pin on.