01
Share the brief once
Collect placement, size, budget, timing, references, and the preferred studio in one cleaner intake instead of scattering details across messages.
Custom Tattoo
A stronger booking experience starts by treating custom work like a guided consultation.
The old Baron Art site already treats custom tattoo as a reviewed request rather than an instant booking. This route keeps that intent, but turns it into a clearer intake: the guest shares the brief once, the studio routes it well, and Square stays the final booking handoff instead of the first question.
02
Route it to the right artist
Staff can review the request, confirm whether the piece fits flash, custom, or consultation-only work, and respond with focused follow-up questions when needed.
03
Send the booking link at the right moment
Square stays the final scheduling handoff, but only after the brief is clear enough for the artist and guest to move forward confidently.
What the studio reviews before booking
- Preferred studio and optional artist request
- Placement, approximate size, budget, and timing
- Reference image upload
- Consent to follow up outside the instant flash flow
- Routing for internal review before Square confirmation and the current 2 to 4 day follow-up window
Service promise
Please read our FAQ before sending a request. Baron Art will review the brief and reply within 2 to 4 days before sending the final booking handoff.
Studio routing
- Los Angeles: $100 minimum
- El Monte: $80 minimum
- Long Beach: $80 minimum
- Orange: $80 minimum
- Berkeley: $100 minimum
Guest questions this flow should answer upfront
- How do I book an appointment for a custom tattoo?
- How much does a tattoo cost?
- How can I get a price quote?
- Do you accept walk-ins?
- Do I need to leave a deposit if I decide to schedule an appointment?
- How should I prepare for my tattoo?