Skip to main content
Book

Tattoo style · Lake Worth Beach

Bold neo-traditional tattoos designed to move with the body

Lebster Pabon tattoos neo-traditional work in Lake Worth Beach, Florida: strong outlines, deliberate line weight, and richer color and ornament than classic flash. Neo-traditional is one of his two main styles, alongside illustrative.

Examples of neo-traditional tattoos by Lebster Pabon

  • Bright pink peony, purple rose, and orange flowers stacked down the upper arm
  • Teal orchids with green foliage in a symmetrical composition on the calf
  • Ornate blades, a sword, and chains with pink leaves on the upper arm and shoulder
  • A snarling big cat framed by bold orange ornamental linework on the calf
  • A bat hanging upside down from a flaming branch, in color, on the upper arm
  • A hermit crab in front of an orange sun with green leaves, in color, on the back of the calf
  • Pink poppies on a long ornamental green stem on the upper arm and shoulder
  • A pink peony fused with a skeletal spider on the hip and thigh

See all of Lebster's tattoo work

Approach

How Lebster works

Much of his neo-traditional work is built as a symmetrical, ornamental composition, such as peonies, orchids, and hibiscus with matching leaves, or blades and daggers wrapped in foliage, so the design reads clearly and follows the length of the limb.

Color is planned around the linework, not instead of it. The outline carries the design and the color adds depth, which is why the same approach works across full-color and black-and-gray pieces.

Is it right for your idea?

Subjects, placement, and sessions

Neo-traditional suits florals, blades and daggers, skulls, and animals, especially designs that benefit from bold outlines and ornamental detail. Larger compositions on the calf, upper arm, and back of the leg are where the style has the most room.

Placements in this portfolio: upper arm, calf, upper arm and shoulder, hip and thigh, lower leg, back of arm, back of leg, back of knees, forearm, hand.

  • Tattoo minimumSmall, simple pieces.From $150
  • Half-day sessionUp to approximately four hours of tattoo time.$700
  • Full-day sessionApproximately 7 to 10 hours of tattoo time within a full reserved appointment day.$1,200

Final estimates depend on size, placement, detail, and complexity. A retainer is required to reserve an appointment and your date isn't confirmed until the inquiry is approved and the retainer is received. See the FAQ and policies.

Booking questions

How does booking work?

Every project starts with an inquiry on the booking page. I review it, follow up to talk through the idea, and if we're a good fit I'll send a quote and a way to pay the retainer.

Submitting an inquiry does not confirm an appointment. Your date is held once the inquiry is approved and the retainer is received.

What are half-day and full-day sessions?

Half-day session ($700): Up to approximately four hours of tattoo time.

Full-day session ($1,200): Approximately 7 to 10 hours of tattoo time within a full reserved appointment day.

Tattoo minimum: From $150. Final estimates depend on size, placement, detail, and complexity, and larger projects may take multiple sessions.

How does the retainer work?

A retainer is required to reserve an appointment. The full-day booking retainer is $250 and is applied to your final balance. The retainer is non-refundable.

Ready to talk about your idea?

Explore Lebster's illustrative tattoos workExplore Lebster's black-and-gray & fine-line work

Request a consultation