How Steel Sparrow Tattoo looks after your contact details, keeps consent forms and ID checks locked away and never shares a picture of your tattoo without your written permission. Last updated September 2026.
When you send an enquiry we receive the name, email address, phone number, preferred artist and message you type into the form. When you subscribe to flash-day emails we receive your email address. We do not ask for payment details, card numbers or ID documents through this website.
To reply to your enquiry, arrange a consult or studio visit, prepare quotes or design sketches you ask for, and send the flash-day emails you signed up for. We do not sell your information or share it for other companies' marketing.
The service providers that host this website and deliver our email. Consent forms and ID checks completed in the studio stay on paper in a locked cabinet and are shown to no one else unless the law requires it.
Enquiries are kept for up to two years so we can follow up on a design you asked about. Subscriber addresses are kept until you unsubscribe, which you can do from any email we send.
You can ask to see, correct or delete the information we hold about you at any time. Email [email protected] or call (000) 000-0000 and we will respond within 30 days.
This website does not use advertising or tracking cookies. Your browser may store basic technical data needed to display the pages. The two typefaces, Oswald and Archivo, are served from this website's own files, so no font request goes to a third party.
Every picture on this site is a licence-cleared Wikimedia Commons original; none of the imagery was generated by an image service. The full record for each file — author, source page, licence and the change made — is kept in ASSET_SOURCES.md alongside the site. The pictures below carry a Creative Commons Attribution licence and are credited here as that licence requires.
“In progress - Flickr - Stiller Beobachter” by Stiller Beobachter from Ansbach, Germany, CC BY 2.0. Source. Changed: cropped to 1600x1000 and resized for the layout.
“Arm tattoo of Neptune” by Tony Alter, CC BY 2.0. Source. Changed: cropped to 1200x800 and resized for the layout.
“Tattoo-line” by Grigori Maslov of the Grisha Institute, CC BY 2.5. Source. Changed: cropped to 1200x800 and resized for the layout.
“Start of the tattoo” by dave massie, CC BY 2.0. Source. Changed: cropped to 1200x800 and resized for the layout.
“Ink and quill - Flickr - Stiller Beobachter” by Stiller Beobachter from Ansbach, Germany, CC BY 2.0. Source. Changed: cropped to 1200x800 and resized for the layout.
“Tattoo artist with latex gloves” by Giovanni Gallucci from Plano, Texas ('burb of Dallas), USA, CC BY 2.0. Source. Changed: cropped to 1200x800 and resized for the layout.
“Tattoo ECG tatuagem L'amour Fou - Flickr - micaeltattoo” by Micael Faccio from Botucatu, Brazil, CC BY 2.0. Source. Changed: cropped to 1200x800 and resized for the layout.
“Tattoo needle” by Matt Borowick from Washington, DC, USA, CC BY 2.0. Source. Changed: cropped to 1200x800 and resized for the layout.
“Uwhi,1933.379,19567.77, (a)” by Marie Helliwell, CC BY 4.0. Source. Changed: cropped to 1200x800 and resized for the layout.
“Uwhi (AM 816583-1)” by Fæ (uploader; Commons records no author), CC BY 4.0. Source. Changed: cropped to 1200x800 and resized for the layout.
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