Fine line, neo-traditional and ornamental work. Every piece is drawn for you and never repeated — bring us an idea, a photograph, or nothing at all.
Black-and-grey portraiture, ornamental sleeves and custom flash. Tap any piece to see the healed photos and what it took.
Four residents, each with their own book. Pick whoever fits the piece.
Portraits and religious work. Books three months out and takes on two big pieces at a time, no more.
Bold line, heavy colour, and the shop's go-to for anything with a motorcycle in it.
Delicate mandala and script work. The one to ask about a first tattoo — patient, and never talks anybody into more than they came for.
Twenty years of turning regrets into something else. Send a photograph and he'll tell you straight.
From "I've been thinking about getting something" to a healed tattoo.
Send a message with roughly what you want, where it goes, and how big. Reference photos help; a sentence is enough to start.
Twenty minutes in the shop or on the phone. We'll talk placement, sizing, sittings and price before anybody draws anything.
Your artist draws it and sends it over. Changes are expected — it's yours for life, so we get it right on paper first.
Book the chair, take the aftercare sheet home, and come back at four weeks so we can check it and touch anything up free.
The things people ask before they book, answered without the runaround.
$160 an hour, $120 minimum. Most half-sleeves land between $900 and $1,600 across two or three sittings. You get a number before we start, not after.
Yes, and it depends where. Ribs and feet are the worst; outer arms and thighs are the easiest. We break long sessions up and nobody is rushed.
Usually. Send a photograph in daylight and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a cover-up, a rework, or a laser job first.
It comes off the final price. It's kept if you no-show or cancel inside 48 hours — the chair was held for you and nobody else could book it.
18, with photo ID, every time. Florida law — no exceptions and no parental consent workaround.
No deposit to talk. Tell us what you're thinking and we'll say what it would take, what it would cost, and whether we're the right shop for it.
Start with a message