I currently live in Houston but am going on a US tour. you can check the dates in my booking page. If you have a big project in mind but your city is not on the list, fill the form with as much info as you can. I may be able to adjust my guest spots based on demand and may be able to accommodate you.

Tattoos are priced by-piece based on size, placement, complexity, and time to finish. Most tattoos are divided into one of 3 categories: Small, Medium, or Large/Multi-Session. After completing a contact form, I will contact you for more details to accurately quote you for our project.

Yes, I require all clients to leave a $200 deposit when making their appointment to be tattooed. This deposit then goes towards the price of the tattoo.

Deposits are Non-refundable. Deposits pay for drawing time and to reserve your appointment and will be deducted from the total on the last session as they are factored into the total cost. The deposit will be forfeited in full in the event that you:

(1) No call, no show, or arrive more than 20 minutes late to the appointment

(2) Cancel or reschedule an appointment without giving at least 48 hours notice

(3) Reschedule 2+ times for any session of the same tattoo

(4) Cancelling of this specific design/tattoo.

Yes, on a case-by case basis. Due to the challenges it provides, an extra fee will be added to that service. If you are unsure of how to cover a piece that no longer suits you, fill an inquiry form and I’ll review it and give you my best suggestions for you to get something you LOVE.

Make sure you are well rested, well hydrated, and have eaten recently.

My aftercare process consists of 3 phases:

Phase 1: After I apply your bandage following your session, keep this bandage on for a minimum of 24 hours from tattoo completion.

Phase 2: After removing the bandage, clean gently with anti-bacterial soap. Make sure to pat it nice and dry and moisturize minimally. (Do not over-moisturize as keeping the tattoo too moist during this phase can encourage bacteria.) After patting dry, use an A and D vitamin-enriched ointment or an antibacterial ointment, such as Bacitracin. Don’t use Neosporin on a new tattoo, because an allergic reaction can result in small red spots on the skin, which can damage your ink. If you use a lotion to help keep the tattooed skin soft, use one that is free of dyes and fragrances. Eucerin and Lubriderm are two popular options. Specialty tattoo after-care products, such as H2Ocean, are alternative to over-the-counter lotions and ointments.

Phase 3: Once the skin is closed (doesn’t feel raw, starting to peel), you can be more generous with moisturizing the tattoo until it is completely healed (3-5 weeks). Picking at the skin should be avoided, because doing so can damage the artwork and increase the risk of infection. 7 to 10 days after getting a tattoo, the peeling process should be completed, leaving the skin shiny, and slightly wrinkled. After two weeks, the tattoo should appear fully healed.