Black and grey glitch-effect tattoo of an eye with pixelated squares on the calf

SUN7.TATTOO

Realism and micro-realism, tattooed in Rome.

About

I’m Sun7, tattoo artist based in Rome. I work in realism and micro-realism, blending precision with imagination. My goal: to create tattoos that feel alive — unique, personal, and unforgettable.

Skin becomes a canvas and imagination takes shape. Every tattoo is a story, a fragment of someone’s world, a way to turn emotion into art.

Every piece is drawn to measure from your idea — and never repeated on anyone else.

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Elisa “Sun7” tattooing a client in her studio in Rome

The work

I work with light and shadow, not outlines.

Volume comes out of the shading, the way it does in a pencil drawing or an oil painting — and that is exactly where my Fine Arts training comes in: years of life drawing, colour theory and painting.

That translates into two very concrete things: black and grey built on a believable greyscale, and colour that stays balanced, readable and alive years later under the skin.

Styles

What I tattoo

  • Realistic tattoos

    portraits, animals, photographs you’re attached to

  • Micro-realism

    realistic subjects a few centimetres across, in black or colour

  • Cyberpunk & biomechanical

    realism crossed with mechanical and digital elements

  • Surreal

    real elements composed into impossible images

The gallery

The best way to know if we’re a fit is to look at what I make.

In the gallery you’ll find healed work and fresh work, black and grey and colour, on different parts of the body.

  • Realistic cyberpunk-style woman portrait tattoo with biomechanical details on upper arm
  • Realistic black and grey dove in flight tattooed on the upper arm
  • Detailed black and grey Japanese oni mask tattoo on forearm
  • Red oni demon mask with skeleton and moths tattooed on the calf
  • Realistic red and black floral sleeve tattoo on upper arm
  • Small realistic portal tattoo with landscape design on chest

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Booking

It always starts with a message.

Tell me the idea, a rough size in centimetres and where on the body it goes. From there we get to a quote and a date. Everything else — deposit, design, rescheduling — is in the booking terms. If you’re visiting Rome and want to take a piece home with you, write to me well in advance: custom work needs time to be drawn properly.