Custom tattoo studio, by appointment
Drawn for you. Inked with care.
Bring an idea, a few references or just a feeling. We draw something that fits your body and your budget, then take our time getting it right.
18 and over, with photo ID. No exceptions.
Styles we tattoo
Every piece is drawn for one person. These sheets show the kind of work each style makes. Pick one to start a request.
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Traditional
Bold black lines and a few strong colors, made to read from across a room.
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Fine line
Thin, delicate linework. Best for smaller pieces and soft botanicals.
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Blackwork
Solid black shapes and patterns. Often used to cover an old tattoo.
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Japanese
Waves, flowers and big flowing pieces drawn to follow the body.
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Dotwork
Shading built up from dots, one at a time. Calm, slow and precise.
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Lettering
Names, dates and words, drawn by hand to fit the spot.
Request a booking
Tell us what you have in mind. The estimate updates as you go, and your artist confirms the real price after seeing your idea.
Request sent
Traditional, small, forearm, black and grey. Estimate $200–$350.
Your artist replies within two days with a sketch plan, a price and a few dates to choose from.
This is a demo, so nothing actually left this page.
Aftercare basics
You’ll get a printed card on the day. Your artist’s instructions come first, since every tattoo heals a little differently.
Redness that spreads, swelling that gets worse or heat after day three? See a doctor, then let us know.
The first few hours
Leave the wrap on for as long as your artist says, usually 2 to 4 hours. A clear film bandage can stay on for 3 to 5 days.
Wash it gently
Lukewarm water and unscented soap, then pat it dry with a clean paper towel. No scrubbing, no bath towels.
Moisturize, lightly
A thin layer of unscented lotion two or three times a day. It should never look greasy.
Let it peel on its own
Flaking and itching around day four is normal. Don’t pick or scratch, even when it’s tempting.
Keep it out of the water and sun
No baths, pools, hot tubs or ocean for two weeks. Cover it in the sun, then use sunscreen once it’s healed.