Walk-in tattoos: what you need before coming in

Have your idea ready to show

Save your references before you arrive, and use the project checklist to settle the details. You can bring those details in person; sending the form does not reserve a walk-in slot.

Small does not automatically mean quick

The artist still has to review the references, work out placement, prepare the design, and set up. A detailed portrait, cover-up, or design that needs substantial drawing may require a consultation and a booked appointment. Be prepared to change the size or simplify the design if the artist explains why it will not work as requested.

Check time for your artist and group

Tell us when you can arrive and when you must leave, rather than just asking whether we are open. If several people want tattoos, give the number of people and each person's idea. Availability for one piece does not establish time for the whole group.

If you want a particular artist, ask whether they are working and taking walk-ins. Shop opening hours are not a promise that a new tattoo can start at any time before closing. For a project that needs booked time, send an inquiry.