Q & A

It’s tough to give an accurate quote over the phone or online since a lot goes into pricing a tattoo. The best way for us to give you a solid number is to meet in person and go over details like size, placement, your skin, and the overall design. My minimum is $150, so every tattoo starts there.

I do not tattoo under the age of 18. No sign offs from parents or guardians, no exceptions. A valid government issued ID is required to get tattooed.

You can book an appointment with me by filling out the online booking form when my books are open. After submitting your idea, I will review it and if needed I will schedule you for an in-person consultation.

-eat a good hearty meal about 2 hours before your appointment

-be well rested

-be in good health 

-be free of any drug or alcohol use at least 24 hours before

All deposits are non-refundable, and non-transferrable regardless of any circumstance. We have a 72 hour rescheduling policy. With a 72 hours notice of your appointment, we can reschedule your appointment for you to a different date and your deposit will transfer to the new appointment. If 72 hours is not given, you will forfeit your deposit and a new one will be required to make a new appointment. We do understand that life comes up, but do also understand that our artists designated this time for you and not another client.

Again, any cancellation or rescheduling after the 72hour notice deadline will automatically forfeit your deposit and you will need to put down a new deposit to make a new appointment. Arriving more than 20 minutes late for your appointment will be considered a no show and you will forfeit your deposit and your appointment. You will need to put down a new deposit to make a new appointment. Not showing up for your appointment is considered a "No Show" and your deposit is forfeited and all future appointments that were held by that deposit or any further deposits will be cancelled. Under no circumstances is a deposit returned to you for cancellation. 

Many times I am booked for 6-12 months in advance. That can get overwhelming—not just for me, but for clients dealing with long wait times. It also makes it harder for me to plan my schedule, personal life, vacations, and other commitments when I’m booked too far ahead.

Once I reach a capacity that feels manageable, I may close my books to keep a steady, comfortable pace for both myself and my clients. I can stay booked out for months until I’m ready to take on new projects again. It doesn’t mean I don’t want to work with you—I absolutely do. But I’m only one person, and managing my time is essential to avoid burnout, health issues, and to make sure every piece I do is my best work.