I work fast, clean, and with intention. Because of that, my rates are based on session type, not on how many hours the tattoo ends up taking. Most of my large pieces are finished in 4–5 hours, and the final cost reflects the value of the work, not a stopwatch.

Full Day – $1,200

A full-day session covers any piece that takes 3 hours or more, including large illustrative/surrealism work, flowing macabre designs, and multi-element concepts.
This option gives us the time and freedom to complete bigger projects in a single sitting, without rushing and without breaking the work into unnecessary separate sessions.

Half Day – $600

Half-day sessions are reserved for small pieces that require under 2.5 hours.
This is ideal for simpler designs, single-element tattoos, or smaller placements. (about 5 inches)
If your concept ends up taking more time than expected, it automatically becomes a full-day session.

Why I Price This Way

I specialize in detailed illustration/surrealism, dark/macabre concepts, and body-flowing designs. These styles require focus and consistency, and I work at a pace that delivers high-quality results quickly.
Charging a flat rate protects you from hourly surprises while allowing me to stay fully locked in on the art rather than the clock.

A deposit is required to secure all appointments and is applied toward the final cost of your tattoo. Deposits are non-refundable.

deposits range from $100-$300

Venmo, Cashapp, Paypal accepted

Rescheduling

Rescheduling with at least 48 hours’ notice keeps your deposit valid. Last-minute cancellations or no-shows result in forfeit of the deposit.

I’ll apply a medical-grade Second Skin bandage at the end of your session. This stays on for 4–5 full days without removal.

While It’s On

• Do not lift or replace it.

• Some buildup under the bandage is normal — ink, plasma, and a cloudy look are all expected.

• Avoid heavy sweating, long hot showers, swimming, or soaking.

• If the edges lift slightly but the seal is still good, leave it alone.

When to Remove It

Remove the bandage on day 4 or 5, whichever I recommend for your specific piece.

How to Remove It

• Take it off in a warm shower so the adhesive releases easier.

• Peel it slowly, pulling the bandage down and along the skin, not straight up.

• Wash the tattoo gently with clean hands and fragrance-free soap.

• Pat dry with a clean paper towel and let it air-dry for a few minutes.

After It’s Off

• Do not re-bandage.

• Apply a thin layer of fragrance-free lotion once or twice a day for the next two weeks.

• Expect some flaking and itchiness — don’t scratch or pick.

What to Avoid

For at least 2–3 weeks:

• Pools, hot tubs, beaches

• Tanning or direct sun

• Heavy rubbing from clothing or gym equipment

• Picking/scabbing

What’s Normal

• Mild redness

• Itchiness

• A dull or “matte” look while the top layers heal

Not Normal

• Spreading redness

• red lines around parameter

• Intense heat or worsening pain
  If anything feels off, take the bandage off and contact me.

Click the booking form button on the home page.

Fill out all of the required information and I will contact you with available dates and process your deposit.

I create all of my tattoos custom, and a lot of my work is drawn directly for your body shape and the flow of the area. For that reason, I don’t send designs before the appointment. I prepare the artwork leading up to your session, and we go over it together the day of.

If something needs a minor tweak, we dial it in on the spot before we begin.
This keeps the piece unique, prevents it from being copied or over-edited, and lets me build the best possible design for you without interruptions during the creative process.