​What We Do

Matisse specializes in larger, cohesive projects. She's prioritizing geometric, ornamental, bio-horror and illustrative-realistic organic subject matters. 

Bre will be offering small pieces for a low cost soon. We'll share on social media and here when she's accepting new clients. 

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Rates
Matisse charges for time together in the studio with clients, typically 10am-4pm. Weekends are in high demand and limited, so she offers discounted weekday rates to encourage weekday bookings.

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Weekday (Monday-Thursday): $1,000
Weekend (Friday-Sunday): $1,150

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Payment​

We accept all major credit and debit cards.

Card payments include an additional 2.9% processing fee.

All services, regardless of payment method, include 10.3% sales tax.

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Deposit
A deposit of $200-$400 is required to book your appointment. It isn't an extra charge. It goes toward the final session of your project. You only pay one deposit per project, no matter how many sessions it takes. If we finish and you'd like to start a new project together, the deposit goes toward your new project. Deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable.

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Cancellations
We require at least 72 hours' notice to cancel a tattoo appointment. With less than 72 hours' notice, your deposit is forfeit, since last-minute openings are hard to fill. If your deposit is forfeit, you're welcome to reschedule by submitting a new deposit.

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Design Process
We put a lot of time into designing each tattoo. Final design work usually happens in the last day or two before your appointment, so you'll see your design when you arrive. This is standard practice, and it lets us give each piece our full, focused attention.

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That said, if you want any adjustments once you see it, please tell us! It won't hurt our feelings. It's going on your body, and we want it to feel authentic to you and for you to love it forever.

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For large pieces and cover-ups, the design may not be 100% finalized before your appointment. Bodies aren't flat surfaces, and placement, musculature, and natural curves all affect how a design fits. Some elements may need to be refined in person so the tattoo works perfectly with your body. Collaborating during your appointment is often part of creating the best possible result.

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About the studio
We have a small dog who comes to the studio. She has her own separate space, but you may hear a couple of barks when you come in to say hello!

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