Frequently asked Questions

FAQs

Before booking your tattoo, here are some important notes:

  • All of our artists have varied availability, and we encourage you to visit their websites/social media pages to see if their books are currently open and if their artistic style matches your vision.

  • Each appointment will require a non-refundable deposit. This payment will be deducted from the final cost of your tattoo. For custom projects, there is an additional $50 drawing fee, which is not deducted from the final cost. If you are more than 30 minutes late for your appointment, your deposit will not be refunded.

  • Please allow 1-2 business days for a reply. We value your time and honor your patience!

Once your submission form has been reviewed we will get in touch about your inquiry

On the day of your appointment, feel free to clarify with your artist any specific needs you’d like to address before starting your tattoo session. This might include:

  • Your preference for a silent tattoo session vs. a desire for more conversation.

  • Your mask preference: each of our artists have different policies around mask-wearing, so check in if you’d prefer your artist wear a mask or if you’re fine going mask-less (We’re all fully vaccinated and boosted)

  • If you brought a meal that needs to be kept cool, we can store it in our fridge until you’re ready for a meal. Additionally, we can heat it up in our microwave if you’d like.

  • We also have a variety of snack bars, tea options, and coffee if you’re needing a little boost to get you through your appointment.

Do not hesitate to request a change of size or placement of the stencil

Each of our artists are happy to make multiple adjustments to get the stencil just right. We’re happy to try different placements and print out different sizes of stencils. There is no pressure to make a quick decision on placement, so take as much time as you need.

Take all the breaks

While getting your tattoo, it’s absolutely okay to request a break. Anytime you need to get up and move around, use the restroom, eat or drink something, or make a quick phone call, just say the word. (Often times our artists are so focused, they’ve lost track of time and could use a break themselves)