Baltimore · by appointment
Original fine-line, traditional, blackwork and large-scale work by licensed artists, using single-use sterile needles, vegan inks and a studio where first-timers and seasoned collectors alike feel at ease.
The wall, 5 plates
Every style carries its scope and its rate on the services page. Three are shown here; large-scale, cover-ups and blackwork are one link away.
A free 20-minute consult, or flash tattooed once and retired.
free consult
Consultation and flash detailsAiry florals and etched specimens, quoted per piece.
from $220
Fine-line detailsBold outlines and lightfast colour that hold their punch.
from $250
Traditional detailsA consultation comes first and costs nothing. References are read rather than copied, and the drawing that follows is made for the body it will sit on, with enough open space to stay legible for decades. Nothing is scheduled until the design, the placement, the session length and the rate are agreed in writing.
Three plates from the studio wall: a working machine and two original flash designs, each labelled with what it shows.
Four resident artists cover the six specialities. A preferred artist can be named on the contact form and availability is confirmed separately.
Lead artist, traditional & large-scale
Health Dept. licensed and OSHA bloodborne-pathogens certified, with fifteen years tattooing after a two-year shop apprenticeship and a decade of guest spots. Mira pairs old-school line durability with clinical cleanliness, and excels at full sleeves, traditional and neo-traditional work, and cover-ups that erase old regrets.
Blackwork & ornamental specialist
Licensed, cross-contamination certified and ten years in black ink alone. Silas treats the body as sculpture rather than a flat canvas, pairing geometric stencils with freehand drafting so mandalas, dotwork and heavy contrast flatter elbows, knees and shoulders.
We loved knowing each flash drawing is retired after one person claims it. Bright, friendly gallery feel.
Lena & Sam T.
Vibrant, saturated colour that healed cleanly in twelve days under the breathable wrap.
Dev J.
Walked in nervous for my very first tattoo at forty-two and felt completely at ease within five minutes.
Claire B.
At the start of the session, not by email. Review time is built in so details and stencil sizes can be tested on the skin.
A drawing deposit of $80 to $150 holds the date and is credited in full to the final tattoo price.
Sleep well, drink plenty of water, eat a proper meal 60 to 90 minutes before, and avoid alcohol and aspirin for 24 hours.
Yes. Name a preferred artist on the contact form; availability is confirmed separately.
It costs nothing, commits nobody, and ends with a written estimate for the piece.
An email when new flash goes up on the wall or a chair opens. No fixed schedule, and one link in every message removes an address from the list.