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I work by appointment only. My normal work hours start at 11:00 AM,  3-5 hours per session.

To begin the process of setting up an appointment, please click the "Contact" button or the Envelope Icon at the top of the page. You will be directed to a Google Form page to fill out a questionnaire. I should get back to you within a day or so.

After discussing the design, filling out the consultation form, and finally confirming an appointment date with me, a $250 deposit is required which will go towards the last session of your tattoo.  

Deposits are non-refundable.  You can pay deposits by Zelle or PayPal (Friends & Family option)

to rhynotattoo@gmail.com

Pricing is at $250/hour. 

I will not be able to quote on large scale pieces like half sleeves, sleeves, back pieces, etc. 

Large-scale pieces are a process. Each tattoo hold their own amount of detail.

We accept card but cash is always preferred.

We will discuss the design in person or through email.  Tattoo designs are drawn closer to the appointment day and also drawn directly onto the skin. You will not get to see the design before the appointment day.  If you trust in my portfolio, process, and work, trust that your design will be in good hands. 

I specialize only in traditional Japanese tattoos. I will do my best to follow the rules of the tradition to preserve its integrity.  

Another deposit will be required if the client does not show up for an appointment without 24 hours of notification.  If you need to reschedule, please let me know ahead of time. Two consecutive reschedulings will require another deposit.  Please be responsible and show up to your appointments. I only schedule1-2 people each day so when we set up our appointment, my time and attention are dedicated to you and your tattoo.

1. Take off wrap in an hour or when you get home.

2. Wash gently with warm water and antibacterial soap. Morning and at night.

3. Pat dry with a towel.

4. Keep the tattoo dry for the first two days ( except of course when cleansing your tattoo).

5. After the first two days, your tattoo will naturally begin to peel and scab. It will be very itchy. Do not pick, peel, or scratch your tattoo. This will damage your tattoo and prolong the healing process.

6. You can now apply a thin layer of lotion over the tattoo twice a day. 

• The main idea is to keep the area clean and away from bacteria to avoid infection.

• Keep your tattoo at a nice balance between dry and wet.

  • Not too moist where scabs soak in like a sponge. This will prolong the healing process like a scab underneath a wet band-aid. 

  • Not too dry whereas the skin isn't hydrated. 

• Avoid direct sunlight for 3 weeks

• No swimming for 3 weeks

• I like using Dial Gold Anti-Bacterial soap and Aveeno or Lubriderm lotion.

• If you have any other questions, just email me or call the shop.