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DESIGNS

Each design is marked with a #number. To book one, please include that number in the booking form linked below.

Once you’ve filled out the form, I’ll get in touch to discuss the details and get you on the calendar.

Color & Modifications: All wannados can be done in either black and grey or color, regardless of the original drawing. Minor adjustments are possible to ensure the design flows with your anatomy, fits between existing tattoos, or works as a gap-filler (if possible).

The Process: Submitting a booking form does not instantly reserve the design, allowing us room to discuss any necessary changes first. If you are unsure about a modification, include your thoughts in the form and we can determine what works best.

Cover-ups: Cover-up projects are handled on a case-by-case basis. Since most wannados aren't designed with cover-ups in mind, they may require significant adjustments or a different approach to successfully mask an existing tattoo.

Each wannado is tattooed only once, regardless of whether it is done in black and grey or in color. A design is officially claimed once we have finalized the details and confirmed the appointment via email or Instagram.

I update the website regularly to remove claimed designs. If a specific piece is no longer available, I am happy to create a custom design for you inspired by that same aesthetic.

All artwork, designs, and "Wannados" published on www.mimicotattoo.com and www.instagram.com/mimico_tattooare my exclusive intellectual property.

Any reproduction, copying, or unauthorized use of these designs, particularly for the purpose of having them tattooed by another studio, is strictly prohibited. These actions constitute a violation of Luxembourgish and European Union copyright laws and will be met with legal action.

A Note on Professional Integrity Tattooing is rooted in respect for the artist and the original creation. Any "artist" or studio willing to tattoo a design stolen from another creator lacks professional ethics and technical pride.

By choosing a stolen motif, you are supporting a business that profits from the theft of intellectual property. I advocate for an industry where craftsmanship is valued and where both the artist and the client respect the origin of the art they wear.