Flash is drawn between bookings and priced flat. Claim a design and it comes off the wall for good, so nobody else wears it.
Six of the nine are shown here. The rest go up on the wall in the shop and rotate at the start of every month.
Flat price, one owner, and the drawing is retired the day it is tattooed.
A flash price is flat and includes the setup. It does not change because the piece took longer than we thought.
The moment a design is booked it comes off the wall. Nobody else wears it, and we do not draw it again in another size.
A $120 deposit takes the drawing off the wall and comes off the final price on the day.
Size and placement get adjusted to your body at the consult. The drawing itself stays as drawn.
Small adjustments to size, placement and angle, yes. Redrawing elements makes it a custom piece, which is a different conversation and a different price.
Only if it was drawn in colour. A blackwork design stays blackwork, because that is what the shapes were built for.
Most sit between two and four hours. Anything over 25 cm usually runs to a half day, which is on the card next to the price.
They come off the wall the day the deposit lands and are never drawn again. The sheet turns over at the start of every month.
Yes. The deposit holds the drawing and the consult can happen with whoever is going to wear it, closer to the date.
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.
