Due to the recent COVID19 pandemic, there are some new protocols in place. Technically, we are still accepting walk ins, however, it is recommended you call first for availability as our reception area is currently closed to the public. If you are feeling sick or have been exposed to anyone who has been ill, please do not come into our establishment. No one that is not receiving a service will be permitted inside, please leave your entourage at home or in your vehicle. Absolutely no children are permitted inside. If an artist is unavailable at the time of your arrival, you will be asked to wait in your vehicle until and artist becomes available.

We are asking that all clients wear a mask, submit to having their temperature taken, and wash your hands at the time of sign in. Once you are signed in, you will be immediately escorted to a private room.

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We now offer near contactless pay for your convenience and accept cash or card. We can also schedule a time for a video consultation for tattoo design and pricing options. Our artists price their own work, so we prefer to price tattoos in person or via video consultation. Contacting us through social media or by email, we can only offer a ballpark estimate. All estimates are subject to change, and are only valid the same day unless otherwise designated by the artist.

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As always, we continue to maintain the highest standards of cleanliness for public health and safety. Our artists will be wearing all recommended PPE including but not limited to: gloves, masks, barrier protection, etc. Our studio will be cleaned with Madacide and other known agents for handling infectious disease between each and every client. We will properly dispose of all single use tools such as needles, and autoclave all reusable tools between use. Our autoclave is tested regularly (every 30 days) as recommended by the CDC. Our artists are all trained to handle infectious disease and prevent their spread, with annual training in blood borne pathogens and cross contamination. Our studio is licensed and inspected at least annually by the state of Texas and the Department of Health, and work with them to comply to the latest recommendations and standards to protect public health.