Timeless Craft Tattoo Gallery

Just brought my 5 year old daughter to timeless craft tattoo for her ears pierced and the guys that worked there were super friendly and very professional, they made her comfortable and made it an awesome experience for her. Thank you very much!

LOVE EVERYONE THEIR THE STAFF AND ARTISTS & PIERCERS ARE ABSOLUTELY AMAZING THEY GO ABOVE AND BEYOND I ONLY GO HERE. FOR 5+ YEARS BEEN GOING HERE FOR ALL TATTOOS & PIERCINGS!!! SUPER SUPER CLEAN ESPECIALLY DURING THIS TIME W COVID ALWAYS HAVE BEEN SUPER CLEAN!!! YOU WONT REGRET GOING HERE I PROMISE YOU LOVE IT ILL BE BACK AGAIN IN A MONTH FOR EVEN MORE TATTOOS. 💯💯💯💯🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

My sister got her nose ring here, she said she liked the staff that they were friendly and it was pretty fast.

After I had reached out in a public forum for help finding an artist for a tattoo, I was met by an artist at this shop, Jay Black, who felt the need to point out that he is Polish. What did him being Polish have to do with anything? Nothing, other than the fact that I stated that I was specifically looking for a Jewish artist to tattoo a Jewish-themed piece on to me, a Jew. Upon me asking if he believed that was an appropriate comment, he said "pardon my sarcasm" and then deleted the comment, knowing what he said was wrong. He offered nothing other than a microagression and a link to this page. I do not suggest him, or anywhere that employs anyone like him.

They really care about your needs and are very honest.. they make it fun by joking yet very professional, clean place. I was lucky enough to have Fish do my very first tattoo, amazing looking forward to my next visit.. check them out, you won't be sorry

( This is just my personal experience, I'm not trying to bash the shop or any of the artist)

Oh where do I begin...

Went in for a mandala half sleeve ended up leaving with a black and red blotch on my arm.

Along time ago I got a tattoo by Amy and she was great. Went in recently for my half sleeve and went directly to the boss. Found out Amy wasn't there anymore. He claimed he had an artist who specializes in geometric work. His name was Mike. I decided to check out his Instagram. Not bad work, so I gave him a shot.

I got put on a 3 week wait, that didnt bother me. I showed a boatload of references of what I wanted and the colors. The colors were suppose to be red, black and grey with translucent geometric work. I was so hyped to finally start my sleeve! Here's where it starts.

Mike had a printout of something similar to what I was asking for. The colors match, the design is a little off but very close. I know it couldn't be exactly the same as what I wanted as there needed to be slight changes. That's fine. It had the fades and colors I wanted. I took the bait.

(My tattoo is all dot work btw)

Then the background print out came out and it was nothing close at all to what I asked for. I mentioned that I wanted my arm to be almost identical to the reference I gave. But the back drop was far beyond. I ignored it though. And wanted to start with the main mandala bit

We get started and right away I won't mention exactly what but there's a slew of distractions around. And sarcastic remarks. Just an immature vibe...

He does a tracing which should have been done in pen but was done with water and ink. Theses lines made no sense and were permanent mark's on my skin which I was told would fade. They were just to give him an idea.... a pen would have accomplished the same thing without being permanent...

He kept using the word "let me simplify your idea" no one wants a simplified tattoo... you want it creative and interesting. What I wanted was complicated not something a new person should attempt...

I came to find out he's young. It's his first year working at the shop and the owner who recommended him was his father. So I felt like I was a bone thrown to him. But whatever I found out during the session.

Back to the tattoo.. the colors which were suppose to be black , grey, red with fades ended up just being dark black and red. No fading whatsoever just a flat tattoo... he used way too many dots. (Sometimes less is better). Which made it even darker. We had stenciling issues with the background cause he was trying to wrap it around my whole arm, he was even asking his father for guidance. Theres nothing wrong with asking for help but it worried me because he's suppose to know from his own good digression. What really put the icing on it is that I got cancelled for another appointment so I left with an unfinished tattoo, permanent tracer lines wrapped around my arm and the stencil not even wiped off. I left the shop with stencil marks for the backdrop which never got done which was(a blessing)

It was just a very dark tattoo and nowhere in my reference was there so much black, it was suppose to be mostly grey...... I paid roughly 400 dollars for something I disliked. The tattoo was super simplified and flat.. My girl had to listen to me complain about 3 weeks about how much I hated my arm.

Until I went to a new shop who was much more expensive but worth it. He fixed everything and turned it into an amazing work of art. Unique.. complicated.. he free handed with a pen and was just purely amazing. Did a ton of tricks to make it seem lighter by darking certain edges of the mandala and adding white. It was just day and night differences.

I went from 0 compliments to over 10 a day from strangers. So now I'm ok but...as far as my experience with Timeless Tattoo goes...

Money wasn't the issue here. Just pay attention to what your costumer wants and pan out all the distractions. And maybe use a pen...for outlines...

Fish is amazing. Been going to him for many years. Has done all 8 of my tattoos. Will continue to go to him. Keep up the great work Brother. Thanks for everything.

I had a chest dermal put in last week and It barely hurt and John was so friendly and made me feel completely comfortable. I plan on getting more piercings and will only go back to Whole Addiction! BEST PLACE EVER!!!

Today is my brother's birthday and it was so important for me and my mother to get his EKJ today. I am 19 and was hoping that they would take my birth certificate and the owner was so rude about me not having an ID and then was rude to my mom on the artwork that she wanted done. We ended up walking away devastated and angry. We will never go there again.

Got my first tattoo here and the experience was amazing from the moment I walked in to the moment I left. Will definitely be coming back here when I want more tattoos.