HOW I WORK

I take one client per day. No overlapping appointments, no rotating chairs — the day is yours.

We start around 1pm and work the session through: up to four hours on a half day, up to eight on a full one. We stop when the work is where it needs to be or your body says stop, whichever comes first.

Working this way means I take on fewer people than I used to. Current wait is typically two weeks to two months depending on the project. I'd rather tell you that up front than string you along.

Tattoos are by appointment only. I'm located at Singleton Tattoo in Trinity Groves.

RATES

Half Day — $1,500 Up to 4 hours. Smaller standalone pieces, or the finishing session on a larger project.

Full Day — $2,500 Up to 8 hours. Sleeve sections, backpieces, and anything where the goal is covering serious ground in one sitting.

Deposit — $250 Non-refundable, applied to your session total. Reschedules move once with 14 days' notice.

Which tier your project needs gets decided at the consult, not over text. Detail, placement, skin, and scale move the number too much for a message-thread estimate to mean anything.

We agree on the concept before your date is set.

On the day of your appointment, I finalize the drawing with your input in the shop. That's normal, and the time is built into the day.

If you change direction after booking, I need to know at least a week out. Redraws for a new concept are billed as drawing time — that's payment for the hours, not for artwork you keep.

If we're two redraws in and it still isn't landing, I'm not the right artist for that piece. No hard feelings, and I'll point you toward someone who is.

STARTING A NEW TATTOO

Fill out the request form and I'll get back to you.

Include as much as you can about the idea, the placement, and roughly how big you're thinking. Reference images help. So does telling me what you don't want.

Sessions start at 1pm.

Tuesday — Saturday Sunday & Monday — Closed

I check email Tuesday mornings, 8am to noon. If you don't hear back same day, that's why — not because I'm ignoring you.