I ONLY charge hourly for the time I’m actually tattooing you, needle to skin. Consultation time, stenciling, etc is all included.

$200 for the 1st hour and $150 for each hour after.

ex:

1 hour or less $200

1.5 hours: $275

2 hours: $350

2.5 hours:$375

3 hours: $450

etc.

If we are doing multiple sessions the continuing hours will be priced at $150/hr the second session onward.

My minimum is $200, which is also the price of the first hour. If you're wanting something small and feel this is high, I recommend getting a couple small things to use up the whole hour!

A flash tattoo is a premade design created by a tattoo artist. Some artists, like myself, also offer found art as “flash,” since it’s a pre-existing design. Flash designs are usually repeatable.

A custom tattoo, as the name implies, is a customized tattoo, created just for you.

Some people find it easier to look at premade designs and choose something they like rather than come up with their own idea. It’s my personal favorite way to get tattooed! Others may have a specifc idea or vision in their head that they want tattooed, which is perfect for a custom piece. I love collaborating with my clients to make them something special!

If you want a flash piece and know which design you want, you can go ahead and book here. If you want a custom piece, fill out this form.

If you'd like a quote, fill out the flash or custom tattoo form, depending on which type of piece you're interested in.

Some main things that will impact how long a tattoo takes are:

Your deposit is non refundable. I will transfer your deposit with a reschedule if I am given 48-72 hours notice, there may be a $25 rebooking fee. If you give ample notice (4+days before your appointment) I will generally move the date for free.

Once you book with me you'll get a confirmation email with detailed instructions for aftercare. You can also contact me directly if you have questions, and I will go over it with you in person as well.

To book an appointment you pay a deposit to hold the date. Your deposit gets deducted from the total of the tattoo cost at the end of the session.

Speaking for myself, I am a one person business . I do all the ins and outs of managing, booking, drawing and executing the tattoos. Self employment taxes are high, I have to pay for my own health insurance, and have no added benefits (sick pay, vacation time, 401k) of working for a larger company. Lots of time, money and care go into this type of work. The high hourly of tattooing covers all the hours I put into it "off the clock," so to speak. Most tattoo artists work under a similar structure.

I prefer cash but can take venmo or zelle payments as well.