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Custom tattoos, cover-ups, touch-ups and free consultations, at both shops, by appointment or as a walk-in.

Five things, done well

  • An illustrative colorful skull contains a city skyline within its open jaw tattooed on an upper arm.

    Custom tattoos

    Drawn for you from your idea and references, in the style and by the artist that fit. Approved on paper, then as a stencil on your skin.

  • A black and grey realism sleeve combines a veiled woman, thorn-crowned man and roses.

    Free consultations

    In person or over text and email if you are not local. We talk size, placement, style, timing and price, with no deposit until you decide.

  • Cover-ups

    A new piece designed to hide or absorb an old one. Darker and larger than what is underneath, planned from a photo of the existing tattoo.

  • A black and grey realism portrait of Jesus with tears and a crown of thorns covers a forearm.

    Touch-ups and maintenance

    Lines sharpened and color refreshed after healing, plus plain advice on sun, lotion and the daily habits that fade a tattoo over the years.

  • A black and grey realism sleeve shows a bearded statue head, two classical faces and temple columns, with clouds on the shoulder.

    Walk-ins

    Smaller pieces and flash every day at whichever shop has a free chair. Bigger work gets booked so the right artist draws it in advance.

How pricing works

Every artist sets an hourly rate. The price of a piece depends on its size, how much detail it carries, where it sits on the body and how many sessions it takes. Your artist quotes it at the consultation.

A black and grey realism hiking scene with backpackers and mountains covers a forearm.
A black and grey realism snarling lion face covers an upper arm.Japanese color orange koi with waves and red blossoms covers the upper arm.

The deposit is one hour of tattoo time, applied to the last hour of the tattoo; the drawing is included. It holds every date you book. We take cash, credit card and debit card; no checks. Tips are welcome.

We do not remove tattoos and we do not pierce. Our partner studio Embellish PB does both, along with microblading. If your plan is removal first and a new piece after, we coordinate the timing with them.

Good to know

Consultation
Free
Deposit
One hour of tattoo time
Payment
Cash, credit, debit
Pain management
lidocaine ointment and soap, for a small fee
Minimum age
18, with photo ID
A black and grey realism bearded statue sits beneath an ornate circular window on a forearm.
Madison Sweet wears glasses and black gloves while tattooing a client's forearm beside studio drawers.

Questions people ask

A color neo-traditional frog with a teal mushroom-cap head stands among small mushrooms on the back of a hand.

Can I bring my own design?

Yes. Bring it and we tattoo it, or the artist redraws it so it reads well on skin. Either way you approve the final drawing first.

How should I prepare for the appointment?

Eat a real meal, sleep, skip alcohol the night before, and wear clothes that leave the area free. Bring your ID.

Black Polynesian sea turtle on a man's shoulder blade, tattooed by Seth Reynolds

Can I bring a friend?

One is fine for most pieces. Ask when you book so there is room at the station.

How long does healing take?

The surface heals in about 10–14 days; the skin underneath settles over a few months. The aftercare page has the full routine.

Polynesian full sleeve with fine geometric patterns on a man's arm, tattooed by Seth ReynoldsPolynesian forearm piece with spirals against a wooden map wall, tattooed by Seth Reynolds

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