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Ci works across fine line, traditional, Japanese, realism, and illustrative tattooing. Send the idea even if you are not sure which style fits—he can help shape the direction.

Ci’s current rate is CAD $180 per hour. The time needed depends on the size, placement, detail, colour, and whether the piece requires more than one session. Your inquiry is the starting point for an estimate.

Yes. Walk-ins are welcome when Ci is available. Sending an inquiry first is the easiest way to check timing before travelling to the studio.

Describe the subject, preferred style, placement, approximate size, and whether you want colour or black and grey. Add one reference link if it helps explain the direction; Ci will not copy another artist’s tattoo.

Arrive rested, hydrated, and having eaten. Wear clean, comfortable clothing that makes the placement easy to reach. Bring valid photo ID and any appointment details Ci has asked for.

Small adjustments are part of the collaboration. Send major changes as early as possible because a new direction can affect drawing time, session length, or scheduling.

Ci works at Ink House Tattoo, 100–20061 Fraser Highway in Langley, BC.

No. The inquiry gives Ci the details needed to review the idea and reply with next steps. Your appointment is confirmed only after Ci or the studio explicitly confirms it.

Follow the instructions Ci gives you at the appointment because dressing type and timing can vary. Keep those instructions handy and ask before changing products or removing a dressing early.

Some early tenderness, mild redness, light oozing, flaking, and itching can be part of healing. Keep hands clean, avoid picking or scratching, and follow Ci’s cleaning and moisturizing directions.

Avoid soaking the tattoo, swimming, hot tubs, saunas, direct sun, and friction while it heals. Ask Ci when you can safely return to exercise or activities that stretch, rub, or heavily sweat around the area.

Seek medical advice for new or worsening redness, warmth, swelling, pain, pus, red streaks, fever, or other symptoms that concern you. Tattoo artists cannot diagnose or treat an infection.