About
Take a look at my portfolio. There’s a little something for everyone. Clean linework and proper saturation are essential in getting a quality tattoo. I’m probably the only person that cares more about your tattoo than you do. A very versatile artist in almost every style. I’m not the best in town but I am one of them. I’m also not the cheapest one in town either but you will find the quality, care, and service are worth every penny. I use the best single use products in a clean, safe, professional and comfortable environment in the best and oldest tattoo shop in Palm Beach County. And guarantee my work I am licensed and insured. That is priceless.
Tattooing, I enjoy tattooing. I enjoy providing this service that people love so much and sometimes can change people’s whole life.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
Stopping by the shop is the easiest and best way to kill two birds with one stone, getting a consultation and an estimate at the same time. Consultations are always free. If I can quote you a fixed price for your tattoo, I gladly will. If I have no idea how long it’s gonna take, the only way to be fair is to charge by the hour. My hourly rate is $150/hr. Or $175/hr for coverups. I cannot and will not give prices over the phone or on social media. Once we set up an appointment a deposit will be required. Consultations can be set up online or by walking into the shop during normal business hours. The online option is there for your scheduling convenience. Deposits of $100 or more are required for appointments. So we know you are serious about getting tattooed. Large scale tattoos, chests or torsos, sleeves, rib panels, back pieces, collaborations, and commissions may require a larger deposit. Deposits are applied to your final cost (last sitting) and are non-refundable.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Member of the Florida Professional Tattoo Artist Guild and a lincensed Tattooer in the State of Florida, with 18 years of experience.
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a pro in your area of expertise?
If you’re not going to your own personal artist or who your friends go to and you love their work always look carefully at the “artists” portfolio. Never trust a tattoo artist. Look carefully at their work. Talk is cheap. Make sure they can do what they claim they can do or you have no one to blame but yourself. Never get tattooed by an unprofessional out of the house and expect a miracle. Ultimately you will be getting it fixed, covered, removed or worse. It’s not worth the risk. When the what-ifs are uncertain your decision should be based on merit like great work, licenses, and professionalism and dare I say it positive ratings. Get to know a professional artist you can rely on and trust.
If you’re looking for a COVERUP. Ask lots of questions in person. It’s very important for the artist to see what they’re dealing with. Coverups are very difficult. Trust me they only do the easy ones on TV. Look at the artist’s portfolio, look at their coverups. Not everyone can do them just because they say they can. Don’t try to figure out what to cover it with just because you think it will fit. Actually try to forget that it’s there and figure out what you’d like to replace it with. Let us work our magic. See what your artist has to say. Be open minded. You may have to compromise a little and chances are it’s gonna be bigger than you think. Don’t be surprised if the artist passes on the idea. You may need laser.
If you are on some sort of budget let you artist know ahead of time. Being on a limited budget may compromise the amount of detail put into your design or you’re ability to see it through to completion. Expecting your artist to work for free is insulting and unfair. Your artist should have the opportunity to pass on the job rather than leaving half done. Tattoos are a luxury please take them as seriously as we do.