Sleep & eat
Sleep well, eat before the session, and bring drinking water.
You do not need to understand every term. Bring your curiosity, honest references, and any questions—we will help shape the next step.

Before the booking
References can be varied. Explain the elements you like, the meaning that must remain, the placement, estimated size, black-and-grey or colour preference, and your preferred dates.
The object, character, symbol, or story you want to carry.
The line, mood, colour, detail, or composition that attracts you.
Placement, estimated size, and a photo of the area when possible.
Your preferred dates and scheduling flexibility.
Prepared body, calmer mind
Simple preparation helps both your body and artist work more comfortably.
Sleep well, eat before the session, and bring drinking water.
Choose clothing that gives easy access to the placement and can handle ink.
Do not arrive under the influence of alcohol or other substances. Come 10–15 minutes early.
Share relevant health information and ask for a break when needed.
Review the stencil, direction, and position calmly before beginning.
Your artist's instructions for your work and skin are the primary guide.
Nothing too basic
If your question is not here, send it directly to the studio.
The sensation varies by person and placement. It is often described as repeated scratching or heat. Sleep well, eat before the session, and tell your artist when you need a break.
There is no universal first placement. Consider visibility, body shape, design scale, lifestyle, and pain tolerance. Your artist will help assess flow and readability.
No. Give an estimate or share a photo of the area. The artist can recommend a minimum size so the detail stays readable and ages well.
Yes. Because the studio works by appointment, sessions are designed to stay focused. Ask before bringing a companion, as capacity and artist preferences may vary.
No pressure consultation