Frequently Asked Questions

We offer custom tattoos, flash tattoos, and cover-up tattoos, with options ranging from small, simple designs to large-scale work like full sleeve tattoos, half sleeves, and full back tattoos. Our artists have experience across a wide range of styles and techniques, including American traditional, Japanese-inspired tattoos, black and grey, realism, abstract, and surreal designs.

Whether you're looking for a detailed custom piece, a bold traditional tattoo, or help reworking an existing tattoo, our team can guide you through the process. We recommend browsing our artist portfolios to find a style and artist that best matches your vision.

You can grab a spot right in front of the shop on Sprague Ave (1824 E Sprague Ave, Spokane, WA 99202). It’s technically 1-hour parking, but most clients stick around longer without any issues. If it’s full, there’s plenty of parking nearby within walking distance.

The most important thing is to make sure you’re feeling ready for your tattoo. Simple steps like eating beforehand, staying hydrated, and coming in well-rested can make a big difference in your experience.

Please inform your artist of any medical conditions that could affect your ability to get a tattoo or impact the healing process. If you’re feeling sick, we ask that you reschedule your appointment so you can come in when you’re feeling your best.

After your tattoo, proper aftercare is important to ensure it heals well and looks its best.

Remove your bandage after 2–5 hours, unless your artist gives you different instructions. Gently clean the area with warm, soapy water, then pat it dry. Do not re-bandage the tattoo.

Keep your bedding and clothing clean, especially while sleeping, and avoid soaking the tattoo in lakes, pools, or tubs during the healing process. Be mindful of the area and avoid unnecessary irritation.

As your skin begins to heal (usually within 3–5 days), it may feel dry or start to flake. Use a small amount of unscented lotion to keep it moisturized. If scabbing occurs, do not pick at it.

Avoid direct sun exposure while your tattoo is healing.

For custom tattoo designs, your artist will schedule your appointment based on the next available date they have to properly draw and prepare your piece.

Larger tattoos are typically completed over multiple sessions, with about 3–4 weeks between appointments to allow for healing.

A $100 deposit is required for every appointment to secure your date and time. Cash in person is the quickest and easiest option, and some artists may also accept digital payment methods depending on their preference.

A significant portion of the cost goes toward materials, equipment, and the time spent designing your tattoo before the session even begins. All of our artists are experienced, efficient, and focused on delivering high-quality work.

Our hourly rates typically range from $180 to $200 depending on the artist and the project. We believe in fair pricing for quality tattoos that last. We are not about cheap low-quality work. Our focus is on creating something you will be proud to wear.

Yes, we have a lot of experience creating cover-ups that turn old tattoos into something you’ll love.

Final design, size, and placement are based on the artist’s discretion to make sure the cover-up works effectively and looks its best.

Yes, we require at least 24 hours’ notice to reschedule your appointment. Please contact your artist as soon as you know so your deposit can be transferred and you won’t lose it.

If you no-show or cancel with less than 24 hours’ notice, the deposit is forfeited and a new deposit will be required to book another appointment.

We do accept walk-ins on a first-come, first-served basis. However, for custom work we usually need time to do design work first. In those cases, we’ll go over your idea with you and schedule a later time for the actual tattoo session.

Yes, we offer free touch-ups once your tattoo has fully healed. You can usually come back in about a month after your original session. Please contact your artist to schedule a touch-up or for more details.

If it has been a year or longer since your original tattoo, it is no longer considered a touch-up and will need to be booked as a regular appointment.