The fastest way to start your tattoo project is by filling out the Tattoo Concept Form on my website.

This keeps everything organized through email and gives me the details I need to review your idea, give more accurate direction, discuss pricing, and send booking information if your project is approved.

You’re always welcome to message me on Facebook or Instagram for general questions, rough estimates, or help figuring out the direction of your idea. However, I do not book appointments directly through messenger. All tattoo projects must go through the Tattoo Concept Form first.

Projects with strong creative potential, larger scale work, and creative freedom usually take top priority.

My main focus is realism, surrealism, and Grit & Glow style tattoos. I’m especially drawn to projects that allow for storytelling, detail, emotion, and a strong visual impact.

I still take on smaller or different styles when the project feels fun, meaningful, or artistically inspiring. However, projects outside of my main style may be lower priority or may be declined if they are not the right fit.

Yes, absolutely.

I understand that larger custom tattoos take more time, planning, and detail, which can mean a higher overall investment. Payment plans are available for larger projects to make the process easier to manage without sacrificing the quality of the tattoo.

The goal is to make bigger projects more realistic for clients while keeping everything clear, organized, and professional.

I typically book about 3–4 months in advance if needed, and I try not to schedule much further out than that.

This allows me to plan around family time, vacations, guest spots, expos, and travel without constantly having to move or reschedule clients. It also keeps the calendar easier to manage and helps make the booking process smoother for everyone.

Definitely.

Cover-ups are a big part of the work I take on, and I’ve done a lot of them over the years. That said, they require extra planning, strategy, and attention to detail because we have to work with what is already there.

If you’re interested in a cover-up, I’ll need clear current photos of the tattoo you want covered. This helps me see what is possible and what kind of design approach will give you the strongest result.

That’s completely okay.

A lot of great tattoo projects start with a rough idea and get stronger through conversation. I’m happy to help talk through options, direction, placement, style, and what would make the tattoo work best.

If needed, we can set up a consultation in person, over the phone, or through Google Meet. Before scheduling a consultation, I’ll still need you to fill out the Tattoo Concept Form on my website so I have the right details to work from.

I do not send final artwork before the appointment.

This helps me stay focused on each client’s project for that week and ensures every design gets the attention it deserves in the proper order. It also helps protect my artwork and creative process.

That said, you are not locked into anything when you arrive. We’ll review the design together before we start, and if something needs to be adjusted, I’m happy to make those changes before tattooing begins.

The goal is always to make sure you feel confident, comfortable, and excited before the design goes on your skin.