Frequently Asked Questions

To keep the design process fresh artwork is revealed at the time of your appointment. This ensures that the artwork is tailored to you in the moment. If you'd like more guidance or want to discuss ideas in detail beforehand, consultations are available either in person or via zoom.

You'll be walked through everything step by step. Sessions include set up, stencil placement, and breaks as needed. For longer sessions, we'll take a lunch break to recharge. Snacks and drinks are available to keep your energy up. Feel free to bring your lunch and put it in the fridge. There are also great food options in the area if you prefer to order something.

Yes- clients are welcome to bring one guest for support. Please keep it to one so that the space remains comfortable and focused.

Tipping is always appreciated, but never expected. The greatest compliment is trusting me with your tattoo!

My work is appointment only so that each client gets full attention and prep time. Occasionally, I open same day or last minute spots through my social media- keep an eye out there!

Booking is done through my online booking system. Once your request is approved, you'll receive a confirmation email with all the details you need before your session. This includes information on how to leave your deposit, studio location, and how to prepare for your tattoo.

A deposit is required to secure your appointment and goes toward the final tattoo cost. If its multiple sessions your deposit is deducted from your final appointment. Deposits are non-refundable but transferable once if you give at least 72 hours notice for rescheduling.

Life Happens! Just reach out as soon as possible. If you reschedule within 72 hours your deposit will be transferred once to a new date. If you cancel or give less than 72 hours notice a new deposit will be required to book.

If you'd like to use numbing cream, please let me know ahead of time so I can recommend safe products and guide you on proper application. Some over the counter creams can negatively affect your skin before a tattoo.