I tattoo out of Flow State Gallery located in Westminster, Colorado. (about 15 minutes north of Denver)

My typical day rate is $1500. I typically offer discounts for large projects that take a few sessions like a full sleeve. I also do giveaways and price discounts on certain flash pieces fairly often, so be on the lookout of those on my Instagram!

Go to your app store. Type in “Venmo” in the search bar. Click download.

If that’s weirdly not possible for you, get your mom to Venmo me, I guess…

You’ll see the design of the tattoo the day of the appointment. Sometimes I get excited and I might post a preview of the linework on my Instagram story, but that’s about it. The reason why is because I’ve shown designs before the day of the appointment, and I’ve had the design taken and given to a cheaper artist to do. Twice. lol So I’ve learned my lesson.

“But I won’t do that!” I hear you yelling. And to that I say… I don’t care. lol.

As soon as you’re in my books, I need you to turn into the healthiest version of yourself you can possibly be. Drink lots of water, moisturize your skin, get plenty of rest, and cut back on sun exposure, alcohol, and recreational drugs.

On the day of the appointment, I highly recommend you eat a bigass breakfast. I’m talking some gross disgusting fast food. lol. Normally, I’d say to steer away from food like that, but those foods are typically jammed with enough salt, sugar, and carbs to help get you through the tattoo. If you refuse to eat fast food, no biggie. A regular breakfast will do just fine. Just make sure you eat something.

I’d typically recommend you wear something that gives me easy access to the area we’re tattooing. Also, get comfy. You’re gonna be sitting in a chair that probably isn’t the most comfy thing you’ve been in, so make sure you’re wearing something to help with that. Extra pillows and blankets are welcome, but keep in mind I’m working with ink. So make sure it’s stuff you won’t really mourn if we get ink on it.

Okay, so typically, I don’t use numbing cream. I use Bactine throughout my tattoo, and it kind of takes the edge off for a little bit, but doesn’t numb the area entirely. If you are dead set on using numbing cream, you are 100% responsible for this tattoo and how it heals. So you need to do the research on how to apply and use the cream. You should also make sure you don’t get any side effects when using it. There are too many variables for me to worry about. Also, if you do use numbing cream and the tattoo doesn’t heal well, you will have to pay for the touch up. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

You’re my favorite type of client, honestly, and that’s totally fine. Just tell me the characters, games, anime, or general vibes you’re going for and we can work it out together. “I like Pikachu and I want something cute AF” is a surprisingly workable starting point.

You absolutely can, but there isn’t much to do in the shop as a +1. So while we can technically accomodate, there isn’t much to do in there besides…idk…reading I guess? Their time would probably be better spent elsewhere.

No worries. I understand life happens, so if you need to reschedule, reach out to me via email.

Beeryetattoosbookings@gmail.com

Listen, I totally get that shit happens, so if you just communicate with me, it’s all good. You can be an hour late because of whatever reason, and I’ll be okay with it as long as you keep me updated. I can’t guarantee that we’ll finish the piece if you’re super late, but at least I won’t hate you.

Now, if you don’t notify me about it at all? Well, let’s just say you have 30 minutes before I leave without notifying you. and let’s just say you forfeited your deposit. and let’s just say I won’t be tattooing you at all.

So…Just let me know!