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Once you have decided on what you would like to get tattooed, it’s time to choose a tattoo artist you would like to work with. While we may be able to point you in the right direction, the decision should ultimately be yours.
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Now that you’ve chosen your tattoo artist, it’s time to set up a consultation. You can do this by calling, emailing, or just stopping by the shop. The consultation is a scheduled time for you to come in and talk to the tattoo artist about what you want to get tattooed. Bring any references you might have with you to the consultation. You can also talk about things like design details, placement, and pricing.
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After the consultation, you will need to make a deposit in order to book the appointment for your tattoo. We take a $100 deposit for appointments that are just one session. For larger tattoos that require more than one session (also could be the artist’s preferred preference), we need a $200 deposit. All deposits are non-refundable. They go towards any research and drawing your tattoo artist does in preparation for your tattoo. We also accept PayPal, Venmo, and credit card deposits.
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We cannot give price estimates over the phone, email, or DM. There are many different factors that go into pricing a tattoo. For example we need to consider size, details, placement on the body, color or black and grey, etc. We also need to consider how much drawing and research will need to be done for the tattoo. If you come in for a consultation your tattoo artist can give you a price range after going over your concept.
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If you should need to reschedule your appointment, you will need to give at least 48 hours notice in order to move your deposit to another date. We can only reschedule your appointment once. After that, you will need a new deposit in order to keep your appointment. This may seem harsh, but getting a tattoo is a time-consuming process (especially for a larger tattoo). We want to make sure you are fully committed before we spend time researching and drawing for your tattoo.
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Yes, pain will always be a factor when you get tattooed. Some spots on the body are more sensitive than others. If this is your first tattoo, you really have nothing to compare it to. The most important thing is to relax. The following steps will help you get prepared for getting in the chair.
