MEET Stephany
Stephany Polo is a fine line tattoo artist at IGLÀ Tattoo Studio in Midtown Manhattan, NYC. Her work centers on delicate, personal designs, with an interest in how a small tattoo can express something deeply felt.
She studied fashion design in Colombia before discovering tattooing. That creative background, along with her love of precision, informs her approach: listening to the story behind an idea and translating it into a piece that feels personal to its owner.
Artist story
Specialization
Stephany specializes in fine line tattoos with delicate details and personal meaning. She is drawn to small pieces and simple lines that express something important to the person wearing them. Her work often begins with a memory, a meaningful moment, or a story about someone close to the client.
Her background in fashion design is part of her creative foundation. Precision and the relationship between an idea and its details guide her approach to a custom fine line tattoo, even when the finished design is small.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I book a tattoo with Stephany?
Clients can book with Stephany through the IGLÀ Tattoo website, by phone, email, WhatsApp, or Instagram, or in person. They should specify her name when contacting the team so the request is for the artist they have chosen.
How much does a tattoo with Stephany cost?
The studio’s minimum tattoo price is $150. The final cost of a piece with Stephany depends on the design and its details, so pricing is individual. The studio accepts cash and card payments only.
Does booking with Stephany require a deposit, and can clients reschedule?
Deposits start at $100 for small or medium pieces. For tattoos quoted above $1,000, the deposit is $200; groups of two or more require 200–300. Clients can reschedule once with at least 72 hours’ notice.
How we start
For Stephany, the starting point of a custom tattoo is the story behind it. She listens to the memories, people, and experiences a client wants the piece to represent, then translates those feelings into a design. That personal connection is central to her work. The consultation is a chance to explain the meaning behind the idea and discuss what the client hopes to express.