Please reach us if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Before submitting a request, please take a moment to browse Tom’s portfolio and social media to ensure his style aligns with your vision — it doesn’t have to be an exact design match, just a good fit creatively.
Once you're ready, fill out the Booking Request Form with as much detail as possible about your tattoo idea. Tom will review your submission and get back to you with available dates and times.
Yes, a booking fee is required to secure your session.
This fee is non-refundable but will be deducted from the final cost of your tattoo.
If you need to reschedule, please contact the team at least 72 hours in advance to transfer your booking fee to a new date. You may reschedule up to two times — after that, a new booking fee will be required.
Tom’s books are currently open!
It’s recommended to book as early as possible—especially for larger pieces, specific dates, or time-sensitive projects. Tom is currently prioritizing larger tattoos, and once his schedule reaches capacity, bookings will temporarily close. Openings are limited and fill up quickly.
If Tom feels a consultation is necessary after reviewing your booking form, the team will offer either a virtual or in-person consultation.
If you have a strong preference for an in-person consultation, feel free to note this in your booking form — we’ll do our best to accommodate.
You're absolutely welcome to share your own ideas, inspiration, or reference images, they’re helpful for understanding your vision.
However, I ask that you trust in my artistic process when it comes to designing your tattoo. All of my work is custom and one-of-a-kind, created specifically for you. I do not replicate existing tattoos, whether mine or someone else’s.
Once you’ve completed the Booking Request Form and secured your session with a booking fee, Tom will begin working on your custom design. Your design will be ready for you to view on the day of your appointment.
Trust in Tom’s artistic vision is essential, you’ve chosen him for his unique style and creativity.
Please understand that major design changes cannot be made on the day of your session, as this takes away from the time allocated for preparation and tattooing.
All of the work featured in Tom’s portfolio was created with full artistic freedom, using client-provided themes and references as a starting point — not as rigid instructions. This approach ensures that each tattoo is a unique, one-off piece tailored to you.
Getting a tattoo can be uncomfortable, but the level of pain varies from person to person and depends on the placement of the tattoo.
Tom always aims to work as gently and efficiently as possible, using techniques to help minimize discomfort throughout your session.
After your appointment, you’ll be given clear aftercare guidance to support healing and reduce any post-session pain or irritation.
Yes, by law, you must be at least 18 years old to get a tattoo. This applies regardless of parental consent. A valid form of photo ID may be required on the day of your appointment.
The cost of a tattoo depends on factors like size, placement, and complexity of the design. Once Tom has reviewed your idea and determined how many sessions it may require, an estimate will be provided.
Tom currently works on a session rate, meaning you won’t pay for the entire tattoo upfront. Instead, payment is made at the beginning of each session.
Certain medical conditions—such as diabetes, blood disorders, skin conditions, or compromised immune systems—may require special consideration before getting tattooed.
If you have any health concerns, please consult with your doctor prior to booking your appointment to ensure it’s safe for you.
No, tattooing during pregnancy or breastfeeding is not recommended due to potential risks of infection and the impact on your immune system.
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Full Arm (Sleeve)
A tattoo that covers the entire arm, typically from shoulder to wrist, can include hand.

Covers either the upper arm (shoulder to elbow) or lower arm (elbow to wrist).

The inside part of your forearm, between the wrist and elbow — a popular spot for visible but easily concealable tattoos.

The outer side of your forearm, often more exposed and ideal for showcasing designs.

The underside of the upper arm — a more intimate and sensitive area that can be easier to hide.

The outside of the upper arm, a common placement for medium to large designs.
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Covers the entire leg from hip to ankle, can include foot and/or bum.

Covers either the upper or lower leg. Visibility depends on the area:
Upper leg tattoos (thigh/knee)
Lower leg tattoos (calf/shin)

The outer side of your leg, can be hip to knee or hip to ankle.

Covers the entire chest area, from shoulder to shoulder and down to the upper abdomen.

Covers one side of the chest, typically from the shoulder to the center of the chest.

The stomach area, from just below the chest to the waistline.

A tattoo that covers the entire back, from the shoulders down to the lower back.