Frequently Asked Questions
How far do you book out?
Due to the limited hours in the day and the lovely amount of requests for tattoos. I limit my booking cycles to 3-4 months at a time.
Why are your books “closed”?
I close my books between cycles for my own peace of mind and to best manage my workload. So this means, I don’t do much with incoming emails in between cycles since I am not taking on new appointments at those times.
When should I email you?
When I am opening my books, an emailed newsletter will be sent out. I will also post on Instagram including instructions on what, when and how to submit your tattoo requests. Following these instructions is paramount as it will make my job easier getting back to everyone in a timely manner. There is a lot to go through so patience is just as important and appreciated.
I’ve emailed you and haven’t heard anything! What gives?
If you email and don’t hear back from me. It was most likely sent while I am not booking. Calling Revival or sending an Instagram DM is NOT how I handle bookings. Revival Art Collective is not responsible for setting appointments up for me.
How do I pick my projects?
Appointment priority goes to ongoing projects, pieces of interest as well as budget and schedule compatibility.
How do I charge?
Consultations are free.
For single session tattoos, I typically charge based on the piece.
For large scale work and ongoing projects, I typically charge hourly.
What is your deposit/cancellation policy?
To book an appointment, I require a $100 deposit for single session tattoo and
$200 for multiple session projects.
The deposit goes towards the cost of the tattoo.
Cancellations require 48 hour notice by text. Failure to give proper notice forfeits your deposit. Exceptions will be made only for emergencies.
Can I see my design in advance?
Due to the high volume of appointments, I cannot offer designs in advance. Minor alterations or design changes can be made day of. I promise not to put anything on you that you won’t love.
Can I commission you for artwork?
Absolutely! Please submit your inquiries by email at anytime with Commission Request in the subject line.
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