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Questions, answered.
Everything about booking, pricing, the day itself, and caring for soft work as it heals.
12 questions
Booking
Use the request form — tell me the idea, size, and placement, pick a week, and I'll write back within a few days with an estimate and a date. The studio is by appointment only, so there are no walk-ins.Booking
Currently July, August, and September 2026. The book opens with each new moon — a handful of dates at a time — so the form is the best way to catch one.Booking
Yes — tap any design on the flash sheet to send a quick claim. Each is tattooed once, then retired and pressed into the studio book.Booking
Of course — give me 72+ hours notice and your deposit moves to the new date. Less than that and the deposit can't carry over, since the afternoon was held just for you.Pricing
Work is hourly — $200–300/hr depending on detail — with a $150 studio minimum. I'll send a real estimate once I've seen your references; most small pieces land in a single sitting.Pricing
Yes — a 25% deposit gently holds your afternoon and comes off the final total. Once we've settled on a date I'll send a simple link.Pricing
Hourly, but I'll always give you a ballpark before we book so there are no surprises at the chair.Day-of
A government photo ID, your references, water and a snack, and something cozy. Eat a real meal beforehand. One quiet guest is welcome.Day-of
Watercolour is soft by nature — it settles and softens a touch as it heals, which is part of the charm. I'll walk you through what to expect before we start.Day-of
No — 18+ with valid government photo ID, every time, and no tattooing anyone who's been drinking.Aftercare
You'll leave wrapped with a written aftercare sheet. Keep it clean, lightly moisturised, and out of the sun and the pool while it heals. Soft work likes a soft touch.Aftercare
A free touch-up within 60 days if you've followed aftercare — watercolour especially can want a little settling. After that, gentle hourly rates apply.