BOOKING 2026

AVAILABLE FLASH

available flash

I offer two appointment types:

  • Short Appointment (bookings under $500)

  • Long Appointments (bookings over $500)

Before your appointment I will show you some different sizing options and their prices. It's not uncommon to make changes to the design, size or placement on the day which is why I don't give you an exact quote before coming in because this normally changes. Before we start, I will confirm the final price. The final price will be determined by the complexity of the design, size, placement(s) and the amount of time/energy required to complete the piece. If we are tattooing in a complex placement like stomach, chest, back, ribs, sternum, inner thigh or hips you should expect the price to be on the higher end of the spectrum as these pieces require additional time and energy.

Before booking please note that I do not tattoo necks, faces, hands, armpits, feet, pelvic area, ears, mouths, fingers, elbows or knees. I do not tattoo in colour or with white ink. I don’t have experience with coverup tattoos, so I'd recommend seeking specialist advice for this type of work. Please do not book a job with any of these ink types or any of these placements as I will not be able to service the job and will refund your deposit.

DESIGN NOTES

  • Many flash designs are drawn from fragments of historical illustration. This work is open access, which allows these historical details to be studied, reinterpreted, and translated into contemporary tattoo designs. You will designs from the workshop of Nicolas Noël Boutet, Arthur Rackham, Alphonse Mucha and John William Waterhouse among other artists. I am not an expert on the historical context that any of these works were created within or the pieces themselves-if you would like more information on the origins of a design you see on a flash sheet please let me know.

  • While I often re-imagine historical pieces for a lot of my flash sheets, there are also a lot of original illustrations which are completely my own creation. I tend to prefer an imperfect, illustrative style which sometimes extends to some of the anatomical details which you see in my characters. . I prioritise the stylistic elements over anatomical accuracy, so if this is important to you please let me know.

interpreting meaning

interpreting meaning

Tattoo designs are more than decorative images—they carry layers of symbolism that connect personal expression to broader cultural traditions, myths, and visual languages. To see interpretations of some of the recurring symbols across my flash sheet, click the link below!

 FLASH FAQ

An illustration of a mythical creature that combines features of a lion, a unicorn, and a fish, with intricate line work and floral elements.