SCHEDULING

Please fill out the form under this website’s BOOKING tab and follow all directions. I do all of my scheduling through email.

Fill out the form under the “AVAILABLE” tab to inquire about any of my predrawn flash pieces. To see what I have currently available, check out the highlight on my Instagram page.

I do all of my consultations through email.

If your project is bigger, like a sleeve or a coverup, I may schedule you an in-person consult.

If you would like to schedule an in-person consult on a smaller tattoo, feel free to ask.

Please email me within 24 hours if you need to move an appointment.

Without a 24 hour notice, you will need to put down another deposit to reschedule.

If you no-call-no-show, you will forfeit your deposit and will not be rescheduled.

I may make exceptions for special circumstances under my own discretion.

If I have to cancel your appointment, you will receive an email (possibly followed by a call, text, or IG message). I will offer to reschedule you as soon as possible and work around your schedule to make things right. I am also willing to refund a deposit in this circumstance.

As I get older I have been running into physical barriers that sometimes make it difficult to do my job. I hope everyone is understanding in this case.

I don't pierce and can't answer piercing related questions. Please check out my business partner's website for information on piercings and jewelry.

Tattoo deposit scams have been a thing for a couple years now. What usually happens in this situation is you’ll get a message from an account, they’ll quote you and give you a deposit price and request it through a money transfer app, such as Apple Pay, PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, GooglePay, etc.

I only conduct business through this website. If you’re talking to someone about scheduling a tattoo and you did not come to this website and fill out a booking form, you’re not talking to me.

Here are some things to look out for-
-How old is the account you’re talking to? Is it well established and does it have a reasonable amount of followers?
-Did you find the account through a paid ad?
-Is the quality of the work too good to be true? Try reverse image searching some of their photos.
-Did they contact you? Real tattooers will never reach out directly to someone they haven’t worked with before.
-Did you search the shop address, is it real? Is there proof on the shop’s page or website that that person works there? Try calling the shop or messaging the shop directly.
-How are they requesting the deposit? If it is a money transfer app, how old is the account? How many transactions do they have? Is it verified?
-Ask to do an in-person consultation. Do they say no?