
Nastia
Co-founder and co-owner of the studio
Hi, my name is Nastia. I tattoo in fine line, graphic and micro-realism styles, with a particular love for botanical pieces, soft motifs and delicate linework.
Style: Fine line
Fine line tattoo in Wrocław: delicate lines, flowers, small motifs and compositions tailored to the body. Done by Nastia. Message us your idea.
Fine line tattooing in Wrocław is done by Nastia. It’s a style of thin, precise lines: flowers, twigs, birds, small symbols and compositions that look light while still having a well-considered form.
Fine line is a tattoo style built on a thin, precisely drawn line. Instead of a thick outline and heavy fill, you get lines as fine as a pencil stroke and delicate shading. Many people find the session calmer than they expected.
Fine line pairs well with botanical work, graphic designs and lettering. Its strength lies in composition — how the design sits on the ankle, the collarbone or along the spine.
Fine line is also called thin line or linear tattooing. It’s the same style. Nastia’s foundation is a clean black line drawn at an unhurried pace, without going over the same spot again and again. She lays the line down once, evenly and cleanly, and adds soft shading and delicate fills only where the design really needs them.
Nastia chooses the size, the spacing between lines and the layout of the drawing to suit the place where the tattoo will sit. A thin line looks good on the forearm, along the spine, on the ankle, the collarbone, the ribs and the upper arm.
Fine line is not the right style for covering old tattoos, because that takes a lot of pigment and shadow. If you’re thinking about a rework, have a look at our cover-up page.
Every piece starts with a conversation. Send your idea, references and the placement on your body, and Nastia will draw the design and refine it together with you.
Size matters with fine line. Details that are too small can blur together over time, so Nastia will suggest a scale that keeps the line legible. A deposit secures your appointment, and after the session you care for your tattoo according to our aftercare instructions.
You prepare for a fine line session the same way as for any other: for 1–2 weeks you moisturize the skin where the tattoo will go, and for 24 hours before your visit you avoid alcohol and blood-thinning medication. Once it’s healed, the sun matters most — a thin line loses its sharpness fastest in sunlight, so SPF 50+ sunscreen should become a habit.
If it’s your first tattoo, a good starting point is a spot that’s easy to cover and doesn’t rub much, such as the forearm or the shoulder blade.
Nastia has been tattooing since 2018. She specializes in fine line, botanical work, graphic designs and micro-realism, as well as minimalism and lettering. Her portfolio includes a lily on the ankle, a floral composition along the spine and two swallows with a star on the collarbone.
Flowers are her favorite subject.
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Co-founder and co-owner of the studio
Hi, my name is Nastia. I tattoo in fine line, graphic and micro-realism styles, with a particular love for botanical pieces, soft motifs and delicate linework.
Questions
Thin lines soften slightly over time, just like any tattoo. It depends mainly on the size of the design, its placement and sun protection — the sun is the main cause of fine line fading faster. That is why Nastia sizes the piece with a safety margin, and after healing we recommend an SPF 50+ sunscreen.
The most durable placements are those that move less and rub against clothing less often: forearm, upper arm, shoulder blade, back, collarbone area. Tattoos on hands, fingers, and feet can change faster because the skin renews itself more quickly there and is exposed to friction. Nastia will tell you whether the chosen placement suits your design.
It depends on the amount of detail: a simple symbol can be really small, while a flower with shading needs more space. Lines placed too close together can merge over the years, so Nastia will suggest the smallest size that stays legible.
A well-executed fine line tattoo that has been protected from the sun keeps its character: the lines become slightly softer, but the design remains legible. A fresh tattoo always looks sharper than a healed one, so judge an artist's work by photos of healed tattoos too.
Just like any tattoo from our studio: the first night under protective pads, in the morning wash with lukewarm water and a gentle soap, then a Second Skin film for 5–7 days. After removing it, apply a thin layer of cream 1–2 times a day and protect the tattoo from the sun. You will find the full aftercare instructions on our aftercare page.
It comes down to thin, clean, evenly set lines that the whole drawing rests on. Nastia draws the line at an unhurried pace and lays it down once, without going over the same spot again and again, and she adds light shading only where the design calls for it. Thin line and linear tattooing are other names for the same style.
Yes, send your references. We treat them as a starting point, not a finished design. Based on them, Nastia draws an original sketch and chooses the line weight and spacing so the detail stays legible in the chosen placement and size. Sometimes that means simplifying the design slightly.
Nastia sends an original sketch a few days before the session, so there's plenty of time for changes. Together you refine the line weight and length, the proportions and how the drawing sits on the body, so on the day of the session the design is already settled.
Message us on WhatsApp and we will match an artist to your idea.