Custom Tattoos
One-of-a-kind tattoo concepts designed around your story, style, placement, and body flow.
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Custom tattoos. Professional piercings. Clean, precise, unapologetically bold work in downtown Grand Junction, Colorado.
Explore black-and-gray, realism, color work, fine-line detail, and professional piercing examples from Metal Head Tattoo & Piercing.
From black-and-gray realism to color, fine line, cover-ups, and professional piercing, every service is approached as permanent work—not a template.
One-of-a-kind tattoo concepts designed around your story, style, placement, and body flow.
Explore Custom Tattoos →High-contrast black-and-gray work ranging from bold illustrative pieces to smooth realism.
Explore Black & Gray →Saturated color, bold contrast, illustrative work, florals, neo-traditional influence, and vivid custom pieces.
Explore Color Tattoos →Detailed black-and-gray or color realism for portraits, animals, objects, and photographic concepts.
Explore Realism & Portraits →Clean fine-line tattoos, minimal designs, script, symbols, and carefully spaced lettering.
Explore Fine Line & Lettering →Strategic cover-ups, refreshes, and reworks for tattoos that need a stronger second life.
Explore Cover-Ups & Reworks →Clean professional body piercing with placement guidance, jewelry fitting, and straightforward aftercare.
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Metal Head is a dark, art-driven studio built around original work, careful technique, clean stations, and straight answers. Bring a finished concept, a rough sketch, or an idea you cannot stop thinking about.
Starting prices are provided as a general guide. Final tattoo quotes depend on size, placement, detail, color, and session time.
Placement based on anatomy and jewelry fit.
Applies to very small tattoo work that can be completed efficiently in one short appointment.
Discuss concept, placement, scale, references, session length, and approximate pricing.
Evaluate the existing tattoo and discuss realistic cover-up or rework options.
