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Soul-led. Trauma-aware. Art that means something.

I don’t just tattoo skin — I honor stories. Whether you’re reclaiming your body, processing grief, marking a chapter, or celebrating survival, this space is for you.

I work best with clients who value depth, safety, and creativity.

Read through the session types below:

Rates & Pricing:

• Hourly Rate: $160

• Half-Day Session (4 hrs): $600

• Full-Day Session (8 hrs): $1200

• Consultation: Free

• Touch-up: First is free, additional are $50

If you have a budget, feel free to share it—we can co-create something meaningful that fits.

1. Ink + Go(simple tattoos, no consult)

Small tattoos with minimal design work. Flash or simple custom.
30–60 min | Starting at $100

2. Meaning Session(intention + custom design)

A tattoo with story. Includes short consult + emotional presence during session.
1.5–3 hrs | Starting at $250

3. Ritual Ink Session(transformational, immersive)

Full custom piece with intentional prep. Best for honoring trauma, rebirth, or soul moments. Includes pre-session consult, journal prompt, and space for emotional processing.
Half or full day | Starting at $600

Tattoo Sessions With Me Are:

• Trauma-aware

• Deeply personal

• Grounded in ritual, respect, and meaning

• Safe for LGBTQ+, neurodivergent, and sensitive folks

Whether you're reclaiming your body, honoring your story, or simply wanting your truth etched into your skin — you're in the right place.

Linework:

• Fine Line: Delicate, detailed, and minimal—ideal for elegant pieces, ornamental work, or soft realism.

• Mixed Line Weight (Neo-Traditional): A blend of thick and thin lines to add depth, texture, and dynamic energy to a piece.

• Bold Line (Traditional): Strong, solid outlines built for impact, ideal for American traditional and bold illustrative styles.

Shading Styles:

• Stipple / Dotwork / Pepper Shading: Soft, meditative gradients made from dot-based texture—great for ornamental, sacred, or illustrative pieces.

• Smooth Black & Gray: Soft, painterly transitions—ideal for realism, portraits, nature, and moody compositions.

Color Work:

• Muted or Earthy Palettes: Inspired by nature, cottagecore, or gothic softness.

• Bold and Punchy: Ideal for traditional, anime, or video game-inspired work.

• Watercolor Technique: Fluid, ethereal color washes that blend like paint—best for expressive or symbolic pieces.

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My Interests & Aesthetic Themes:

• Anime, Cartoon & Video Game Art

• Nature, Plants, and Organic Flow

• Gothic, Cottagecore, and Whimsical Vibes

• Fine Art, Realism, and Storytelling Tattoos

A little preparation goes a long way in helping your session go smoothly:

• Avoid alcohol the night before—it thins your blood and dehydrates you. Hydration is key, so drink plenty of water leading up to your appointment.

• Get good sleep the night before.

• Eat before your session. It stabilizes blood sugar and helps prevent dizziness. Feel free to bring snacks & a drink, especially for longer sessions.

• Avoid sun damage. If you're sunburned or have a spray tan, we’ll likely need to reschedule. Same goes for moles, wounds, bruises, acne, or irritation in the area—please let me know in advance if this might affect your appointment.

• In the weeks before: gently exfoliate and moisturize your skin to keep it healthy and prepped—but avoid lotion on the day of.

• Dress comfortably in a way that makes the tattoo placement easy to access. Loose, breathable clothing is best—especially for longer sessions. If we’re working on your ribs, thighs, or torso, please wear something that allows access without making you uncomfortable. If you're unsure, feel free to text me ahead of time for guidance.

• If you'd like to listen to your own music or watch something during the session, feel free to bring headphones and a charged phone. You're welcome to make yourself comfortable—I want this to be a calming experience for you.

• If you're prone to anxiety or sensitivity: headphones, deep breathing, or even a comfort item can help. You're always welcome to speak up—I’ll check in with you throughout the session and adjust as needed. This is a collaboration, and your comfort matters.

Thank you for choosing me to create something meaningful with you. Your comfort and readiness help make it a smoother, more focused experience for both of us!

For best healing and lasting ink:

Your body just went through something sacred — and now it’s time to care for it with presence and love. This isn’t just wound care. It’s a ritual of integration.

✨ First 24 Hours

• Your tattoo will be wrapped when you leave the studio. Keep the wrap (3–24 hours) or Second Skin (5 days), depending on what we discussed.

• When it’s time to remove your Second Skin bandage, gently lift a bottom corner and slowly pull down and away from your skin—not upward. Taking it off in the shower with warm water can help loosen the adhesive and make removal more comfortable. If it feels stuck, go slow—no need to rush.

• When you remove the wrap, wash your hands and gently clean the tattoo with lukewarm water and a fragrance-free, gentle cleanser (I recommend Vanicream or Dial Gold).

• Pat dry with a clean paper towel — no rubbing.

• Let it breathe for an hour or two before applying aftercare.

🌿 Ongoing Care (Days 2–14)

What to use:

• A thin layer of unscented ointment or tattoo balm (like Hustle Butter, Aquaphor, or a gentle natural balm) for the first 3–5 days.

• Switch to a light lotion (unscented, no alcohol or fragrance) as the skin begins to peel.

What to avoid:

• No scratching or picking — let flakes fall off naturally.

• No soaking (baths, pools, hot tubs) or direct sun for at least 2 weeks.

• Avoid tight clothing that rubs against your tattoo.

Watch for:

• Minor redness and itchiness is normal.

• If you notice swelling, pus, or prolonged heat/redness, text me or contact a healthcare provider.

🌞 Aftercare for the Long Run

• Hydrate your skin consistently — well-moisturized skin = long-lasting tattoos.

• Wear SPF 30+ on your healed tattoo daily. Sun = fading.

• Give yourself 2–4 weeks before strenuous workouts or skin treatments in that area.

• Need a Touch-Up?
  Your tattoo needs to be fully healed before I can go back into the skin—that means at least 4 weeks. Going in too early risks damaging the skin or causing scarring, so it’s important to give your body time.

  If anything feels off during healing or you’re unsure about something, don’t hesitate to text me. I’m happy to take a look and help guide you.

🖤 If This Tattoo Was Emotional or Energetic Work:

You may feel unexpected emotions or body sensations in the days after. Be gentle with yourself. Drink water, journal, sleep. Let the mark become part of you.