Question 1

How do I make an appointment for a tattoo?

Accepted Answer

Please go to our Tattoo Inquiries Page and complete the apllication fully before submitting. We will contact you once your information has been recieved.

Question 2

How much is my tattoo going to cost?

Accepted Answer

Currently charging $150 per hour plus tax or full day flat rate of (6-8 hours) at $800 plus tax per day.

Question 3

What do I need to bring with me to my appointment?

Accepted Answer

Be sure to bring a valid form of photo identification (driver's license, state ID, or passport).
 
You are welcome to bring any snacks or non-alcoholic drinks with you to your appointment.

Question 4

What is an Appointment Deposit?

Accepted Answer

Your Appointment Deposit is a non-refundable amount paid at the time of scheduling.
This amount goes towards the final cost of your tattoo.
 
Current deposit is : $150/ day
 
No appointments will be made without the paid deposit.
 
If, for whatever reason, you are unable to make your appointment, and it is your first offense, we may rollover your deposit ONE (1) TIME at the artist's discretion.
In cases that notify us less than 72 hours before your appointment - the deposit is forfeit. In order to book another appointment, a new deposit is required.
After making your appointment, make sure to take note of the date and time.
We are not responsible if you miss your appointment.
If you personally cannot make it to your appointment, you can not give your appointment to someone else. They must go through the same process you did in order to obtain their own slot.

Question 5

How old do I have to be to get tattooed?

Accepted Answer

We only tattoo individuals 18 years of age and up.
 
Under no circumstances are children under the age of 18 permitted in the shop, this includes infants and toddlers. Please make alternative arrangements for your children during your appointment(s).

Question 6

Will I see a drawing of my piece ahead of time?

Accepted Answer

All tatttoo designs are drawn up the day of the tattoo appointment (exception for UP FOR GRABS pieces).
Every piece is prepared differently, this may be determined by the size, subject matter, and/or placement of the piece.
Many times, Ryan will draw directly on the skin (freehand), and work with you day of to design the perfect tattoo for YOU.

Question 7

What is important about a Reference Photo?

Accepted Answer

A reference photo helps the artist get a general idea of what you are looking to get.
Ryan will never duplicate another tattoo artist's work. Fine art replications will be credited to the original artist.
 
Example: Instead of sending us a tattoo of a wolf, send a high res photograph of a wolf in the position/coloring you like.

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