Booking, money, healing and the room itself. If yours is not here, the phone reaches somebody who works in the shop.
By chance, not by plan. If a chair opens on the day we post it on Instagram by 11am. Everything else runs through a consult.
A flat $120, taken when you book the session and applied to the final price of the piece. It covers drawing time.
Between three weeks and three months depending on the artist. Noor and Isa are booking September, Tam runs a waitlist.
Bring it as a reference and we will draw from it. We do not trace another artist's work.
$160 to $190 an hour depending on the artist, $620 for a half day and $1,150 for a full day. Every rate is on the pricing page.
Yes. Multi session work is paid per sitting, so a back piece is never one large invoice at the end.
No. Oregon law requires you to be 18 with valid photo ID, and we check every time regardless of how old you look.
One person. Six chairs and a waiting bench does not stretch further, and no children in the tattoo area at any age.
Ribs, sternum and the inside of an arm more than most places. Eat beforehand, tell us when you need a break, and take them.
Fourteen days on the surface and about three months to settle fully. The aftercare page runs through it day by day.
The first one inside twelve months, yes. Book it after the three month mark so we are looking at a settled piece.
Often, with black. We will tell you honestly if it needs lasering a shade lighter first rather than promising something that will not hold.
Consults run forty minutes and cost nothing. Come with references, a rough placement, and a budget range. You leave with a date, an artist, and a price band.
