Question 1

How much does a tattoo cost?

Accepted Answer

Pricing depends on size, complexity, artist, and total session time. Small pieces start around $250. Large-scale work is priced per session ($200–$300/hr depending on artist). You'll receive a firm estimate at your consultation before committing to anything.

Question 2

How do I book a consultation?

Accepted Answer

Submit the form on our Book page. Tell us your idea, preferred studio, and any artist preference. We respond within one business day and schedule a free consultation in-person or by video.

Question 3

Do you take walk-ins?

Accepted Answer

We are consultation-first. Walk-ins are accepted at each studio when artists have availability, but appointments are strongly recommended — especially for custom or medium-to-large work.

Question 4

Is this my first tattoo. Will you work with me?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. A large portion of our consultations are first-timers. Our artists are trained to guide you through the entire process without pressure.

Question 5

Can you cover an existing tattoo?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Cover-ups are one of our specialties. Bring a clear photo of the existing work to your consultation and we'll walk you through what's possible.

Question 6

How should I prepare for my session?

Accepted Answer

Sleep well, eat a full meal, hydrate, avoid alcohol and blood thinners for 24 hours, and wear clothing that provides easy access to the placement area. Full guide on our Aftercare page.

Question 7

Does it hurt?

Accepted Answer

It's discomfort more than pain, and it varies by placement. Our artists check in with you throughout, and long sessions include breaks. First-timers are almost always surprised at how manageable it is.

Question 8

Do you offer gift cards?

Accepted Answer

Yes — see our Gift Cards page. Cards are valid at all three studios and never expire.

Question 9

What about touch-ups?

Accepted Answer

Complimentary touch-ups within 90 days of your session when needed. After that, we charge a small fee to cover setup and supplies.

Question 10

Can I bring a guest?

Accepted Answer

One guest is welcome. For long sessions we ask that guests come and go rather than sitting the full duration — it helps everyone stay focused.

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