Vicious InkTATTOO STUDIOBook your tattoo

Your next
chapter.

Tell us what you’re thinking.
We’ll take it from there.

Choose an artist, share your idea, and pick a preferred date. Your artist confirms the scope and deposit with you before booking.

Preview: explore the booking flow. Nothing is sent or reserved.

  1. Artist & location
  2. Your idea
  3. Date & details

Start with your artist.

Choose who you would like to work with and where you have in mind.

Your artist Required
Appointment location Required
Appointment only.
Built around your idea.

From idea
to appointment.

  1. 01

    Share the idea.

    Artist, location, and the tattoo you have in mind.

  2. 02

    Talk it through.

    Your artist contacts you by phone or text about the work.

  3. 03

    Lock in the date.

    Agree on the scope and deposit, then confirm your session.

A little inspiration before you book.

The full gallery
Brian01
A black and grey female warrior portrait combines a helmet, long hair, and sweeping ornamental curves on the forearm. Tattoo work by Brian of Vicious Ink.
Female warrior portrait tattoo
Abra02
A deer skull centers a colorful chest composition with red flowers, green branches, a crescent moon, and botanical framing. Tattoo work by Abra of Vicious Ink.
Color deer skull and botanical chest piece
Brian03
A shaded Spartan helmet anchors a forearm composition with a laurel wreath, circular details, and crisp geometric structure. Tattoo work by Brian of Vicious Ink.
Spartan helmet and laurel sleeve
Abra04
A black and grey phoenix spreads across the shoulder and upper arm with layered feathers, talons, and a long ornamental tail. Tattoo work by Abra of Vicious Ink.
Phoenix shoulder piece
Brian05
A large black and grey upper arm sleeve combines an Aztec goddess, Quetzalcoatl, feathered forms, and ornate animal details. Tattoo work by Brian of Vicious Ink.
Aztec goddess and Quetzalcoatl sleeve
Abra06
A black and grey haunted house or old building scene sits on the thigh with architectural lines and atmospheric shading. Tattoo work by Abra of Vicious Ink.
Haunted house thigh tattoo
Brian07
A black and grey owl sits above a forest scene on the forearm, with layered feathers, trees, and strong tonal contrast. Tattoo work by Brian of Vicious Ink.
Owl and forest forearm
Abra08
A shaded snake with red accents curves beside a circular ornamental pattern and botanical details on the upper arm. Tattoo work by Abra of Vicious Ink.
Snake and ornamental upper arm
Brian09
A traditional jaguar design uses bold linework, dark patterning, and compact shading in a strong animal tattoo composition. Tattoo work by Brian of Vicious Ink.
Traditional jaguar tattoo
Abra10
A large back outline tattoo traces symmetrical fairy or butterfly wings across the shoulder blades with open skin and fine line detail. Tattoo work by Abra of Vicious Ink.
Fairy wing back outline

Before
the needle.

A few things to know before you take a seat.

Talk through your idea

How do I book a tattoo?

Choose Brian or Abra and tell us what you have in mind, where you want it, and where you would like to meet. Your artist will contact you by phone or text to discuss the work before an appointment is confirmed.

Do you take walk ins?

The studio is appointment only. That gives your artist time to plan your piece and prepare for your session. Start with a booking request, even if your idea is still taking shape.

When do I pay a deposit?

A deposit is required before your appointment. Your artist will explain the amount and terms after discussing your tattoo. No payment is taken through this website preview.

Can I book when you travel?

Yes. Include your city in your booking request. Your artist will confirm whether a visit lines up with your plans before you make travel arrangements.

Can I bring reference images?

Absolutely. Bring the images, sketches, and details that show what you like. They help your artist understand the direction and plan a tattoo for your body.

What if I am not sure which artist to choose?

Start with the gallery. Filter by artist and look for the work that feels closest to your idea. You can also choose no preference in the booking form and describe what you want.