Fine line botanical tattoo · Austin, Texas
Flowers, leaves and small creatures drawn the way vintage botanical plates drew them: one clean line at a time, in black and grey or soft color. By Coley Jackson, formerly Tiny Tats ATX.
Books open · fall & winter 2026
drawn from life, one line at a time ✿
new chapter, same hands ✿
Tiny Tats ATX grew up. The new space is on its way, and appointments are open now for fine line botanicals in black and grey or color. Send a request and you'll get pricing, info and a booking link by email.
Healed and fresh work from the chair, catalogued the way a field guide would. Tap a plate to see it closer.
no stencil shortcuts.
just patience + flow.
Vintage-china-inspired flowers, botanicals and florals, small animals and insects, and a little celestial work.
Flowers, leaves, seed heads and stems drawn like a botanical plate: thin, intentional lines with light shading. Poppies, sweet peas, gingko, wildflowers, whatever means something to you.
my favorite thing
Yes, even an isopod. Quiet pieces with a lot of detail up close, built to sit well with botanicals or on their own. Micro-realism and illustrative.
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Some tattoos are decoration. Some are for holding onto someone, a pet, a season of your life. These get extra care in the consult, and extra patience in the chair.
consult first
Two inches or less, designed to be simple and booked in minutes, no overthinking. Words, symbols, a single sprig. These skip the request form and book straight online.
Fine line botanical tattoo artist, shop owner, florist. I started Tiny Tats ATX doing exactly what the name says, and the work grew into what you see here: florals, botanicals, creatures and skies, in black and grey or soft color. A Fine Line is the next chapter of that same studio.
I draw every piece for the person wearing it. Most of my work is one-on-one, by appointment, in a calm, private room, and I keep my books to the pieces I'm excited to make.
"This is my joy work. Color. Flowers. Petals. Creatures. This is real work that makes me want to show up every single day."Coley, on what she wants to be tattooing
Custom work starts with a request so I can design something that fits you, your placement and your budget before we ever book a chair.
Tell me the idea, placement, size and budget, and attach up to three references. Takes about five minutes.
I'll reply with a quote, available dates and a booking link. Custom pieces start at $250, and I work with a range of budgets.
A non-refundable deposit locks your date and goes toward the final price. Then I start drawing.
Sessions run 10 AM to 6 PM and later by arrangement. You'll see the design, we'll size it on skin, and then we go.
The more you share, the better the design. I read every request myself and reply by email with pricing, info and a booking link.
Appointments are private and one-on-one. You'll get the exact address with your booking confirmation. The new North Campus studio is on its way; follow along on Instagram for the opening.
