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The D10 studio space in Chernivtsi: red neon light, a tall mirror, paintings on the walls.

D10TATTOO STUDIO ·CHERNIVTSI

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«Not just love —pure devotion in everything I create.»

It all starts not with a sketch, but with a conversation.With your story of what you want to carry with you forever.

And only when the pieces come together into one whole picturewill it become a tattoo.

Tell me your idea

My name is Dasha.

I’m a tattoo artist at D10. And for over 12 years now I’ve been working with people, their ideas, their taste in art and their doubts.

I love to listen, take things apart and slowly bring everything together into one whole composition.

You don’t need to come to me with a perfectly worded request. You can come with:

  • «I have an idea, but I have no clue how it could be drawn.»
  • «I have a pile of references, but I want to turn them into something of my own.»
  • «I know the meaning I want to put into the tattoo, but I can’t picture how to show it in a drawing.»
  • «I roughly sketched what I want. Just please don’t laugh — I really can’t draw.»

That’s always where something really good begins.

TRY-ON

Try a sketch on yourself or on a 3D model before it becomes a tattoo.

Just upload your photo and a sketch, and place it on the part of your body you have in mind. Try different sizes, move it around, see how the composition looks on you. That way it’s easier to tell which option you like best, even before we meet.

Drag a photo here or tap “Upload a photo”. JPG, PNG or HEIC, up to 25 MB.

Your photo is only used for the try-on. I don’t publish or keep it without your consent.

WORK

Graphic work is much more than lines, contrast and shadow.

I love how a single line can set the movement, and how the right empty space can say more than dozens of details.

But most of all I love the moment a sketch finds its place on the body.

I love it when the lines follow its natural shapes, the composition feels whole, and every detail means something.

I love graphic work for its freedom, its expressiveness and the chance to make something complex with simple means.