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Everything people ask before they come, from parking to numbing cream. Yours isn't here? Ask it in the inquiry: she answers those herself.
How a piece is made
Frequently asked
- Visiting
- 100 Taylor Street, Suite 22A, Nashville, Tennessee 37208: inside the Taylor Arts Building, in North Nashville.Directions ›
- Park in the gravel lot off Taylor Street. Come in through the building's main door; Suite 22A is about fifty feet ahead, on the left.
- Every day, 11 to 6, by appointment only. There are no walk-ins: every session begins with an inquiry.
- Yes. The way in is wheelchair accessible, and there is a restroom on the same floor.
- She's based at Reliquary in Nashville. Guest spots in other cities are announced on Instagram; inquire for another city once one is scheduled.Instagram ›
- Yes. Groups and bachelorettes come to the studio together and leave marked by the same day; tell her how many of you there are and when.Bring your coven ›
- Booking
- Send an inquiry; it takes about four minutes. Expect an answer in three or four days, then a consultation in person, by phone or by message. A deposit holds the session.
- Both. Ask for a piece drawn for you, or choose one of her posted flash designs and put its code in your inquiry.
- Every piece is quoted after the inquiry, from its size, placement and style. The shop minimum is $150. Her guide below shows roughly how each one moves the price. Share your budget in the form: she'll work with you to find the right piece for the right price.
Tap to open full size › - Yes. An in-person consultation takes about thirty minutes and costs nothing. It can also happen by phone or by message.
- The deposit is paid by card when you book. It holds your session and goes toward your final total. If you cancel inside 24 hours, or don't come, it's forfeited.
- Sessions open up to sixty days ahead and need at least a day's notice.
- Yes, up to 24 hours before your session. If you can't change it yourself, reply in your inquiry's email thread; she'll move it if she sees it in time, though that isn't guaranteed. Inside 24 hours, or with a no-show, the deposit is forfeited.
- Yes: you must be 18, the legal age to be tattooed in Tennessee, and bring a valid photo ID to your session. No minors, even with a parent's permission.
- The deposit is paid by card when you book. On the day, cash is preferred; Venmo, Zelle and Cash App work too.
- Yes. Gift cards can be bought at the studio.
- The session
- Water, a snack, and something soft and forgiving to wear over the place the piece will live.
- Yes. Send the exact spelling and links to three fonts you'd be happy with. Some fonts age better in skin than others, and she'll help you choose.
- Yes, bring your people. While you sit, they're welcome to wander the Taylor Arts Building.
- Yes. The studio offers numbing cream.
- Yes, often. She loves finding a way to make you feel comfortable in your skin again. Send a photo of the old piece with your inquiry.
- Tips are greatly appreciated. They're how she treats herself to sushi.
- Afterwards
- Healing instructions come at the close of every session. When it settles into skin, send a healed photo.
- Yes. A touch-up session is free within six months of your original appointment. Touch-ups aren't booked on Fridays or Saturdays.
- Photos of finished work may appear in her portfolio, unless you ask her not to. You can ask at any time, before or after your session.