A $250 deposit is required to book any appointment. The deposit goes toward your final session and secures your spot on my calendar.
Deposits are non-refundable. If you need to reschedule with enough notice, the deposit can be transferred to a new date.
Smaller hand size pieces and One Shot Tattoo's start at $250.
The hourly rate is $275.
While hourly pricing is available, most larger projects are best suited for fixed pricing. Time doesn’t define the value of a tattoo — the result does. Agreeing on a final price upfront separates time from the piece and allows the work to unfold naturally, without rushing or stretching sessions. The focus stays where it belongs: on quality, craftsmanship, and creating a tattoo that holds up for life.
You can pay per session, prepay session blocks, use a tiered payment plan, or prepay the full project.
Financing is available for larger work.
For large-scale work that may require no shirt, pants, or underwear, a bathrobe or zip-up hoodie is highly recommended so you don’t have to walk around uncovered.
A towel is helpful to lay on during the session.
You’re welcome to bring food or snacks, especially for longer appointments.
Headphones are great if you like to zone out, listen to music, or watch something during the session.

I don’t offer traditional discounts. Some prepayment options include an incentive as a thank-you for commitment and paying in full.
Yes. Large projects are completed over multiple sessions, and are traditionally charged by the hour.
We offer flexible pricing based on project type and complexity. After an initial consultation, we’ll provide a transparent quote with no hidden costs.
The studio atmosphere is collaborative, honest, and straightforward. It’s laid back, fun, and relaxed, without losing respect for the moment. Getting tattooed is a meaningful experience, and we try to honor that.
Music is flexible. Sometimes you can choose what we listen to, and Jason can work to just about anything. At times, he may switch it up to enter his flow state and put on a few of his favorite albums.
Jason will have sketches that show the overall composition and general flow of the piece.
For most projects, the design is drawn directly onto the skin on the day of the appointment. This allows the tattoo to fit the body naturally and evolve in real time rather than being forced into a flat, pre-made design.