The Client Book
Signed Client Cards
From nervous first-timers to collectors on their tenth piece and couples who wanted no fuss, here is how a sitting with us actually feels — in their own words.
4.97 signed client cards
Matching fine-line sprigs to mark ten years together. Gus drew both freehand, never rushed either of us, and after six weeks of healing the lines look as crisp as the day they went on.
Fifteen years of wanting a first tattoo and talking myself out of it. Odette walked me through every step, paused whenever I asked, and the script on my wrist is exactly what I pictured.
I wanted a bass clef that would age gracefully with my forearm. Kit kept the linework wonderfully restrained — it still reads cleanly at arm's length and sits just where my bow arm rests.
A lovely, relaxed sitting and the price was exactly as quoted. One star off only because my second sitting moved back a week, though Yara kept me posted throughout the wait.
Kit found the old sailor flash we'd dreamed of and had both stencils sized before we arrived. Every line healed exactly as promised, bold outline and all.
My partner had skipped lunch and was in peak nerves. Gus never once told him to sit still — she paced the breaks and talked him through every pass. Three pieces between us now, and counting.
We wanted a cover-up for two faded names from our twenties. Odette had us both laughing within minutes, and the new botanical pieces hide the old ink completely.
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