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Absolutely. A sleeve is serious work and it belongs here. The same planning philosophy that applies to a full suit applies to a sleeve — decisions made now are made with the full picture in mind, keeping future options open rather than closing them. Many collectors who start with a sleeve want to continue later. Many don't. Either way, the work is built to stand completely on its own.
Not required. Many collectors start with a sleeve, a half sleeve, or a leg sleeve. What matters is that wherever you start, it's planned with intention — not just for that piece, but for everything it might become.
A sleeve typically takes six months to two years of consistent sessions depending on scale and complexity. A back piece usually takes one to three years. A full suit can take five years or longer. Every completed stage stands on its own. You decide how far it goes.
Worth discussing in the consultation. Some existing work fits naturally into a new composition. Some creates limitations. Every situation is different and handled individually.
Both. Machine handles line work and solid coverage. Tebori is used for shading and color where the hand produces a different quality of result. Every project gets the right tool for what the piece actually needs.
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