Legal
Short, plain, and written around how the studio actually works.
A request is not a booking
Submitting the form on this website sends the studio a request. It does not reserve a date, does not create a contract and does not hold a slot. An appointment exists only once the studio has confirmed one to you directly.
The studio may decline a request, and sometimes it should — an anatomy that will not support a piercing, a cover-up that cannot be done well, or a schedule with no honest space for the work.
Payments and deposits
This website does not take payment. No card details are entered here and no charge is made through it.
Where the studio reserves time or draws a custom design, it may ask for a deposit directly. The amount, what it covers and when it is refundable are agreed with you in writing at that point.
Age, health and consent
Tattooing and piercing are for adults. Photo identification may be checked at the appointment. A session can be stopped at any time, by you or by the artist, without argument.
You are asked to disclose pregnancy, blood-thinning medication, immune conditions, allergies, skin conditions and anything else that affects healing. Work is declined rather than risked when the answer is uncertain.
The design you commission
A custom design drawn for you is drawn for you. It is not added to a flash sheet, not reused on another client and not licensed onward.
The artwork remains the artist’s intellectual property; what you own is the piece on your skin and the right to be photographed with it. Republishing someone else’s tattoo online without credit is a habit the studio asks you to break.
Healing, touch-ups and honesty
A tattoo is finished when it has healed, and healing is largely in your hands. Follow the aftercare given to you; the studio cannot be responsible for a piece that was picked, soaked, sunburned or rubbed by a strap.
Where a piece heals unevenly through no fault of yours, the studio will look at it and, where it is genuinely its own error, correct it. Send a photo before assuming the worst.
This website
The information on this site — text, layout, images and artwork shown — is the studio’s own and may not be copied or republished. Everything is provided as it is; if something here is out of date, tell the studio and it gets fixed.
These terms may change as the studio changes how it works. The version published here is the version in force.