How can I contact you?

You can reach out to me anywhere—via Instagram, email, or through the booking form on this website. For booking an appointment, please note that a non-refundable deposit is required to secure your spot.

Why is a deposit required, and what happens if I need to reschedule?

The deposit is non-refundable and secures your appointment in my schedule. If you need to reschedule and let me know at least 5 days in advance, and I am able to fill your original slot, your deposit will be transferred to your new date. Otherwise, the deposit is retained to cover the reserved time.

What kinds of projects do you accept and what styles do you prefer?

Currently, I am most interested in working on large-scale, Japanese traditional bodysuit tattoos—one cohesive piece across the whole body in a single style. I also enjoy other styles and techniques, such as black and grey geometric tattoos. However, I only accept projects with concepts and motifs that truly inspire me. This way, I can guarantee you the best possible work. Projects that don’t align with my current interests may unfortunately be declined.

What payment methods do you accept?

You can pay by card, cash, or bank transfer—whatever works best for you.

Can I book a consultation?

Before scheduling a consultation, I kindly ask that you first send me all the details about your idea: style, motif, and placement. This helps me determine if your project is a good fit. Otherwise, I could end up with many consultations for projects I’m not able to accept, which would be a waste of time for both of us. If I feel a consultation is necessary, I’ll schedule it a few days before your appointment so everything stays fresh and clear.

Do you do small tattoos?

Yes, I do smaller tattoos as well. However, I don’t accept every request—generic or common designs are less likely to be accepted. If your idea is interesting or inspiring to me, I’ll be happy to take it on, no matter the size. There are no strict rules here.

DOs & DON’Ts :

DOs

Get a good night’s sleep before your appointment.

Eat a meal 1–3 hours before your session.

If you’re getting a medium or large tattoo, bring a snack or a drink (Gatorade or a sweetened beverage).

You can also order food directly to the studio during your session.

Arrive well-rested and relaxed.

DON'Ts

Do not consume alcoholic beverages 24 hours before your appointment.

Do not take unauthorized medications or blood-thinning substances 24 hours before your session.

Don’t come hungry, hungover, or sleep-deprived.

Avoid exposing your skin to sun or tanning beds before your tattoo (your skin should be healthy and undamaged).

Why is this important?

Alcohol, medications, and blood thinners can cause excessive bleeding, making the process more difficult and painful. Proper rest, nutrition, and hydration help your body handle the tattoo session better and speed up recovery.

Can I see the design before the tattoo session?

I don’t send designs in advance. Because of my busy schedule, I usually finish the drawing the night before or even on the day of your appointment. There will always be time for any last adjustments before we start tattooing. I know this isn’t ideal for everyone, but this practice has worked really well for me for years, and in the end, everyone leaves happy with their new tattoo.

Can I bring a friend?

You’re welcome to bring one person with you to your appointment. Just keep in mind they might get bored while waiting for you to finish your tattoo.

What if I need a touch-up?

In 95% of cases, a touch-up isn’t necessary, except for tattoos on hands and feet—those areas often need at least one. The first touch-up for any tattoo is free; after that, I may charge a small fee. Touch-ups are rarely needed, but I’m always happy to do them because I want your tattoo to look great at all times!