Our Tattoo Consultations are online.
Professionalism
All equipment contacting the skin is disposable. We use only the highest quality products.
Experience
Victor J. Bloomquist II MDR (aka V), Owner/Artist (Since ~ 93)
Proven Solutions
From custom body art to cover-ups with your references we can take care of your needs.
Consulting:
Our Tattoo Consultations are online for your convenience…
- Our artist will work with your reference and layer what’s needed to create your artwork.
- Consultations are online 24/7 for your in home convenience, direct calls are when needed.
- Our consult form will give you and our office the information needed to get started.
All deposits come off your last appointment, there NON-Refundable… But are transferable to new date if you text 541-728-4370 (24hrs or more) in advance to confirm.
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Reviews:
What Our Clients Say…
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” Absolutely phenomenal customer service, fantastic artwork, and a super clean facility. I sent in my consult request Friday night, long after close. Saturday morning several hours before he opened he had my image up in photoshop and was ready to size up and schedule me. He doesn’t just do great work and clean lines, he gives you a few good laughs while you’re there! I will Absolutely be back, its the best tattoo parlor experience I’ve ever had.”
Linda Dresser
Client
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” Vic did an awesome job bringing my idea to life. The price was affordable yet justified for a large quality arm piece. I’ve learned over the years that you get what you pay for in a tattoo and his pricing definitely reflects the quality value in his tattooing. Shading and line work is great. His shop is clean and he manages his clients and supplies to reflect that atmosphere of sanitation. I’ll be seeing him again when I want to complete my sleeve.”
Alison Sands
Client
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” He completely revamped my tattoo and was very clean and sterile unlike any tattoo shop I’ve ever been in. It was honestly like walking into a doctors work station and completely shocked me how clean and sterile the application process went. I definitely know why they call him Dr. V“
Andrew Shropshire
Client
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“He’s by far the best artist I’ve ever met. He’s very professional, knowledgeable, experienced, and does everything by the book. You can go to their web page and check out his portfolio as well. I’m so glad that I checked around before decided who to go to for my tattoo. Hes been doing tats since the 90s, and it shows. His shop is top notch and he is a very safety/cleanliness 1st pro. I’ll go to him for ALL my future tattoo’s. Definitely the gem in Central Oregon. I’ll add my tattoo pic when it’s finished. Just got step 1 (of a 2, perhaps 3 session half-sleeve) done yday”
Jordan Crass
Client
FAQ’s:
Common Questions…
Tattoo Aftercare:
After removing the bandage within one hour, gently wash tattoo with mild soap and warm water. Pat dry. It takes anywhere from 4-24 hours for tattoos to finish the plasma cycle, (oozing). While the tattoo is still oozing wash with warm water every hour and gently pat dry. When the tattoo has finished its plasma cycle, apply Ocean Foam.
Do not use lotions or creams on the tattoo until after 2-3 weeks.
Try not to use petroleum or lanolin. If you do use Aquaphor use very little, then blot dry off all you can so the tattoo may breathe.
Multiple Applications:
Larger artwork is done in multiple settings, you’ll not go back into the area for 3 to 4 weeks due to Negative Bacteria… But no longer than 90 days for the skin to be healed and so the ink will still match.
Calendared No Shows:
If your calendared in and don’t give 48hours notice (no show) … 1/2 hour is subtracted from your file. Keep in touch or tip 1/2 hour. Client files after 90 days with no contact are cleared and considered tip.
Tattoo Touch-ups:
Even the best tattoo artist will occasionally have what is called a holiday. This is a light spot in the tattoo that was either missed, hit too lightly, or just didn’t take.
Sometimes the area has been worked for a long period of time and just won’t take anymore. On all black designs, like tribal or kanji, it is difficult on some skin to get the ₿lack solid without overworking and chewing up the skin.
More often than not, the difficulty lies with improper aftercare. Poor cleaning, excessive exposure to the sun or tanning beds, chlorine, unapproved after -care products, picking, scratching, wearing tight clothing (or shoes on foot tattoos), cleaning the tattoos with anything other than antibacterial soap and warm water, soaking the tattoo in water (baths, swimming) can all cause tattoos to scab excessively, pit or fade.
Touch-ups are never on Fridays, Saturdays, or Sundays, if you scheduled a touch up and no show or don’t give at least 24 hours’ notice the touch up is no longer free.
Victor J. Bloomquist II
