My minimum tattoo price is $80.The final price depends on several factors, including the size, placement, complexity, amount of shading, and whether color is involved.I can usually give you a ballpark estimate once I know what you're looking for, but I can give you the most accurate price once I can see the complete design and know exactly where and how large you want it.Tattoos on areas other than the arms and legs may cost a little more depending on placement and complexity.

My work stands out by specializing in bold custom tattoos that truly reflect each client’s vision. Whether you're drawn to the intricate details of Japanese Traditional (Irezumi), the timeless appeal of American Traditional, striking blackwork, or elegant lettering, I offer a diverse range of styles crafted with expertise and passion. I'm deeply committed to the continual development of my craft while honoring the rich history, culture, and traditions behind tattoo art. This dedication ensures clients not only receive high-quality, meaningful tattoos but also enjoy a comfortable and welcoming experience throughout the entire process. For me, your tattoo is more than ink—it’s a lasting work of art created with enthusiasm and respect.

Yes, black and white tattoo work fits the my traditional and dark-inspired aesthetic. If you want a piece in that style, a consultation is the best way to talk through the design.

Yes, custom tattoos are part of my offerings, particularly larger pieces where I can really develop the design and composition. You can bring your idea to me and discuss how it can be turned into a tattoo that fits your style.If you have an idea but aren't sure exactly what you want it to look like, that's okay — that's part of the design process.

Absolutely. I can work from your existing idea or reference material, or we can develop something together.For larger or more involved tattoos, I'll need enough information about your idea, placement, and approximate size to determine how best to approach the design.

I do consider hand and finger tattoos, but these areas require some additional consideration.Hands and fingers experience a lot of friction, sun exposure, washing, and movement, so tattoos in these areas have a higher likelihood of fading or losing detail. Touch-ups may be necessary, sometimes more than once.Because of that, hand and finger tattoos may be priced differently from tattoos in other locations.

It can. Adding shading or color may increase the price depending on the design and the amount of additional work involved.I'll let you know the expected price before we begin.