How much do you charge and are quotes available before booking?

 I charge $220 an hour with a $200 deposit, for hourly projects. (Medium-large scale pieces, including sleeve projects). For smaller pieces it will be a flat rate price, with my minimum and deposit being $200. Deposits can be made through venmo or zelle, the deposit will be applied to the tattoo. If it is a multiple session tattoo, the deposit will be applied to the last session.

Quotes and time frames can be estimated via email, but lots of circumstances can change once the final design is made.

What days do you tattoo?

Days will vary : all appointments start at 11am. Sessions generally run from 11am to 4pm for a full day. I may adjust this as needed, but am optimistic I can continue a similar schedule over the next few months.

Are deposits refundable?

No, deposits are not refundable. Deposits are required for booking to hold the date of the appointment. Cancelling the appointment will result in the loss of the deposit. Rescheduling the appointment will result in the loss of the deposit, if given less than 2 weeks notice. If the session is rescheduled prior to 2 weeks notice, the deposit can be rolled to the new date. If there are multiple reschedules, a new deposit will be required.

Design Process:

My goal as a tattoo artist is to create a design that not only reflects your vision but also flows well with your body and stands the test of time. Whether you have a clear idea in mind or prefer to give me creative freedom, having somedirection—such as a theme, specific elements, or a general style—helps ensure the best outcome. If you’re unsure how to communicate what you want, I’m happy to help guide the process, but providing any thoughts or inspiration upfront will make sure we’re on the same page.

When booking, please provide any must-have elements (or anything you’d prefer to avoid) so I can incorporate them from the start. The design will be presented on the day of your appointment, and minor adjustments can be made at that time if needed. However, major changes—such as adding new elements or significantly altering the composition—may require additional time and could affect your appointment.

Taking the time to explore your ideas beforehand will help make the process smooth, enjoyable, and ultimately result in a tattoo you’ll love for a lifetime.