Tattoo designs generally fall under one of four categories.

1. Custom designs:Custom designs are projects you describe to your artist and then they draw them for you either from scratch based on your description or following references you brought in for them (photographs, artworks, other tattoos you like, a sketch made by or for you, etc). Every artist has a different policy when it comes to deadlines for custom projects, so it's best to contact your preferred tattooer directly and discuss the steps you need to take to receive your unique custom tattoo. If your idea is more complex, you may want to book a consultation so you can discuss the project with your artist in person.Custom designs are only made after a deposit has been placed and the appointment has been booked

.2. Flash designs or Wanna-dosAll of our artists have wanna-do or flash designs in their portfolios that they already drew and you can choose from. Our artist do non-repeatable flash designs, which means each design is unique and will be done only once. If you like a flash design that has already been booked, you may contact the artist so they make a new version of it custom for you.Flash designs are usually at a lower price than custom projects as our artist have made them to their own liking and are excited to see them come to life on your skin. You may book them by contacting the artist directly

.3. Client designsThese are designs someone drew for you, or maybe you made yourself. They can also be illustrations done by another artist that has given you permission to get their work tattooed

.4. "Stolen" designs. Our artists generally don't mind to work off of something you brought in, however please note that we refuse to "copy" designs taken off of the internet with no known origin that do not belong to neither the artist nor the client. Copying someone else's tattoo also goes against our policy and will be refused as a service. It is important to us that our clients receive unique tattoos tailored to their liking and plagiarism does not fit in our way of work.Exception to this rule are: public IP, classical paintings/scupltures/etc, album covers, fictional characters, etc.

If you'd like a specific artist to make a custom project for you, if you need a cover up or the placement is very unique (e.g. gap filler tattoos) you can book a consultation through our booking form or by contacting the artist directly. Consultations under 30 minutes are free, however if you'd like a full sketch, a stencil placed or a detailed mock-up of your design that takes longer, the consultation will be charged at a flat rate of 25€.

The studio minimum is 60€ for the smallest tattoos - a monochrome simple image or symbol no bigger than 5cm. Anything larger or more complex will vary depending on the following criteria: size, placement, complexity and colour palette of the desired tattoo. To receive an accurate price estimate, please contact us or your artist of choice with a detailed description of your idea. The more details you provide - the more accurate the price estimation you receive.

Yes, as long as there is an artist with availability that day and your project is doable on short notice, walk ins are always welcome and you can contact us via Instagram or phone call if you want to be take in on short notice.

Yes, deposits are necessary when booking your appointment and can be processed through the website in our booking form or at our reception desk in the studio itself if you're booking your session in person.

Of course, cancellations and rescheduling are always possible, however if you're planning on doing so please inform the studio or your artist in advance. Your deposit may be lost if you choose to reschedule or cancel on short notice and no-call-no-shows will be blacklisted.

If you want to bring a friend, partner or family member with you for moral support on your appointment, please check in with your artist beforehand, although that is usually not a problem. Even if there is no space for them to join you at the work station, we have a comfortable waiting room for them to enjoy while you get inked.However, if you are planning on bringing your child along, please note that a tattoo parlour is not a safe place for a child, therefore children will not be allowed in the tattooing area and cannot be left unsupervised elsewhere in the studio.

Our studio doesn't have a policy against numbing creams, however we do not provide them. If you wish to use one, please contact your artist and discuss your options with them. Certain projects aren't ideal for the use of numbing cream and you need to follow specific steps in order for it to take effect. All of that information will be provided by your artist.