Tuesday - Saturday 12pm-8pm
Appointments are recommended!
Where are you located?
We are located on the east side of Evansville, Indiana
at 117 S Green River Road, 47715.


Yes. Craig Beaumont is our body piercer.
For more information on body piercing click HERE
How old do you have to be to get tattooed?
Our shop requires that you be at least 18 years of age to get tattooed.
Valid ID, license, military ID, or passport is required to get tattooed.


We price based on size and detail. We have a shop minimum of $150 dollars.
Everything starts there and goes up depending on size and detail.
We charge hourly rates for larger, more extensive work. Hourly rates vary between artists.


We do work by appointment, but we gladly accept walk-ins if our schedule allows. If you don’t have an appointment we do recommend calling ahead to check availability. If you are seeking larger work, we always suggest making an appointment to allow proper preparation time. We are able to work off a waiting list each day if our schedule is full. You can leave us your name and number, and if someone cancels or we finish an appointment early we can give you a call.


We want our customers and our artists to be as informed as possible. Once we put you in the schedule we want to know that we have a solid understanding of what you want so the artist can prepare your sketch and have it ready for your appointment. All of our artists feel comfortable working within certain styles so thorough communication up front assures us that we have you with the artist best suited for your needs. Due to our workload, its hard for us to sketch prior to scheduling a appointment. Because of this, we communicate as much as possible prior to scheduling then build time into the appointment to show you the sketch, make any needed changes, and start the tattoo. Please note that if you change your idea at all prior to a scheduled appointment, you must contact us in advance to discuss the changes. Not doing so may result in us rescheduling the appointment and the customer possibly losing the deposit.
Please continue to read below for information on appointments, deposits, after-care, and other general questions.


When making the appointment we require a $100 non-refundable deposit to set up and confirm the appointment.  The deposit comes off the total cost of your tattoo. The price of the deposit depends on the size of the piece you are getting for the scheduled appointment. A lot of work goes into setting up and preparing for an appointment, so taking a deposit gives us security to begin work and assures the artist that a client is serious. Deposits are non-refundable! If you can’t make an appointment we require at least 48 hours notice by phone or in person or you will lose the deposit.
If you do not show up, you lose the deposit.
If you cancel with the proper 48 hour notice, you don’t lose the deposit - we will roll the deposit to your new appointment. We value our time and yours, so please give us as much notice as possible when canceling.
When a customer has multiple sessions to complete a piece, we will roll the deposit to each appointment and it comes off the last appointment's cost.
If you are out of town, we can accept card payment over the phone, or online payment through Paypal. Cash is greatly appreciated in person.


While we prefer at least a week's notice, we require at least 48 hours notice to cancel an appointment. If notice is not given, or a customer doesn’t show up, they will lose their deposit. If the client wants to re-book, a deposit and pre-payment for the full piece/session is required to reschedule.

 

Please let us know as far in advance as possible. We put a lot of time and effort into our schedule and like to be as prepared as possible. If you change your idea but don’t tell us until your appointment -
1) We may not have you with the artist best suited for your new idea.
2) We may not have enough time to allow for drawing and tattooing the new idea and will likely need to reschedule you.
3) A new deposit is required for the new drawing.
There’s nothing more heartbreaking then to spend a lot of time drawing for an appointment just to have the client show up with an entirely new idea. Please keep us informed.


If you lost your copy of the after-care instructions, you can download another one HERE (file is in PNG format).


If it's possible, yes. The best place for us to start with coverups is to see your existing tattoo and discuss your ideas for the new piece. From there we can better determine if its possible. The general rule for coverups is that the new idea will need to be 2 to 3 times larger then the existing tattoo, and in color. You’re welcome to email us photos, or stop in and have us take photos. Once we have photos and ideas we will discuss with all of our artists and follow up with you. Keep in mind that laser treatment is always a good option when you have a tattoo you are unhappy with. Laser treatment makes it possible to lighten the existing tattoo and give you more options on what will work to cover your tattoo.


If it's possible, yes. The majority of the time we are very limited on what we can do, if anything at all, with an existing tattoo in poor condition. As with coverups, we will need to see the existing tattoo to know if we are able to rework it. You can email a photo or stop by and let us take a photo.  Once we have photos and ideas we will discuss with all of our artists and follow up with you. If we don’t feel like we can truly make a tattoo better, we will let you know that we are unable to rework it.


You have to be at least 18 years of age to be allowed in our work areas.


We want to do tattoos that we know will hold up well over time and look the best possible for a client. For this reason, we have chosen not to tattoo the following areas - side of fingers, palms, inside lips, or bottom of feet. We don’t do all white tattoos or black light tattoos. We don’t offer any type of temporary tattoos. 
Tattoos have to be a certain size to work and hold up well over time. Depending on your ideas and design, we can show you the smallest we can go with the idea. 
 

Yes. We use Eternal Ink and Fusion Ink, and it is organic and vegan.