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Our Booking Process

Please read carefully as our booking process is a bit complicated.

All of our artists book in blocks of three months, meaning that the months of January, February, and March will be the only dates available to book when our schedules open up for quarter one. We would not start booking the months of April, May, June until quarter two. We begin taking appointments on the 15th of the month prior to each quarter. So on that date (March 15th, June 15th, Sept 15th, Dec 15th) when we open our books to take appointments you would need to submit an appointment application. Once we receive your application your artist will reach out to you through email or phone to discuss the details of your tattoo. From there your artist will take a NON-REFUNDABLE $100 deposit and find you a date and time for your tattoo appointment. On the date of your tattoo appointment, your artist will have your design drawn up and ready, allowing for time to make adjustments, if needed, and you will begin your tattoo.

Once each artist has filled all available appointment slots for that quarter, they will stop taking appointment applications and will no longer be booking appointments. This unfortunately means that not everyone will be able to book appointments. As our artist are in very high demand and we receive more appointment applications than we have time to do. But do not worry, next quarter when we open our books again you can submit another appointment application.

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Quarter 1

Booking starts Dec 15th

Appointment dates for January, February, March

Quarter 2

Booking starts March 15th

Appointment dates for April, May, June

Quarter 3

Booking starts June 15th

Appointment dates for July, August, September

Quarter 4

Booking starts Sept 15th

Appointment dates for October, November, December

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