Books Open May 10th at 10am
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Books Open May 10th at 10am *
Booking
I open my books every few months to take on new projects. To ensure a fair and organized process, I use a dedicated booking form that remains open for 48 hours.
Where to find the form:
When books are open, you can find the link on my website, Instagram bio, Ko-fi, and in my newsletter.
The Process:
Once the 48-hour window closes, my assistant and I review every inquiry. We work diligently to get back to everyone as soon as possible with next steps or scheduling details.
Next Opening: TBD
Want a peek at what the form looks like? Click here for an example form/doc.
Additionally, here is a timeline/what to expect after you book but before your tattoo.
Touch Ups
Tattoos are a collaboration between art and your living, breathing skin. It is completely normal if a line needs a boost or if a pigment settles unevenly. I want you to love your piece!
Touch-ups are free if requested 6 months post-tattoo.
When to book: Please allow your tattoo to heal 6-8 weeks before requesting a touch-up. This allows the tattoo to heal fully, and for us to clearly assess what needs reworking.
How to request a touch-up: Please email me with the subject line "Touch-Up Request" and include the following two photos:
The "As-Is" Photo: A clear, well-lit photo of the tattoo exactly as it looks now (no filters or edits).
The "Marked-Up" Photo: The same photo, but use your phone's "markup" or "edit" tool to circle the specific areas you’d like me to address.
Color Tests
I offer complimentary color tests to help us see how different pigments heal and settle into your unique skin tone. This is especially helpful for those with highly melanated skin or specific skin conditions.
View my color test designs here.
When to book: You can request a color test at any time. You may want to wait until you have a concept so we can test the specific colors you’re interested in for the piece.
By tattooing a small, discreet sample of colors first, we can move forward with confidence to ensure your final piece is as vibrant and lasting as possible.