Amy Emerald Ink
The cost of your tattoo is based on the amount of hours it takes to ink. We offer a complimentary 15-minute consultation before any session to discuss details. Read on for how to estimate the total cost of your piece and be sure to read the shop policy before scheduling here.
A Pre-Designed Tattoo is a one of a kind piece. Once claimed, it is taken out of rotation to ensure uniqueness.
Pre-Designed
Rate: $175 / hour
No design fee
$175 deposit, credited to your total cost.
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If desired, clients have the option to add small design adjustments for an additional $25, subject to Amy's approval.
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We offer the following discounts for longer sessions:
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$575 / Half Day (3.5 hours)
$1175 / Full Day (7 hours)
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(These rates include hours of design work, set up, break down and high quality materials for your session outside of the stated needle-to-skin tattoo time)
CUSTOM AND COVER-UPS
Rate: $250 / hour
Secure your spot with a $250 deposit, split as a $125 drawing fee and $125 credit towards your total. Enjoy one free revision; subsequent revisions are $50 each.
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We offer the following discounts for longer sessions:
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$850 / Half Day (3.5 hours)
$1700 / Full Day (7 hours)
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(These rates include hours of design work, set up, break down and high quality materials for your session outside of the stated needle-to-skin tattoo time)
HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO COMPLETE MY TATTOO
SIZE & DETAIL
The size of your tattoo and complexity of details, like fine lines, complex patterns, and shading, contribute to the total time it takes to complete your artwork.
PLACEMENT
The placement of a tattoo also influences the time required for its completion. Areas with more intricate contours may demand extra attention, potentially extending the overall duration of the tattooing process.
FINISH
Do you prefer a colorful tattoo, or are you leaning towards black and gray? Keep in mind that multicolor tattoos typically take 2 to 3 times longer due to the intricate shading and blending required for quality results.
TOLERANCE
The body's tolerance plays a crucial role in the time it takes to complete a tattoo. Individual pain thresholds and sensitivity in certain areas can impact the pace of the process.