We go the extra mile to be clean and sterile so that people feel safe. From step one, Foust and Taxson speak with their customers, making sure that what they are requesting is not a rash decision. People looking to get a tattoo are shown what colors can be used with their skin color, what will work and what won't work in a design. They show each customer the maximum care that is involved with a tattoo or piercing. Taxson feels that they bring a sense of class to the community.
Schools bring in classes for reports and speeches about body art.
It's about rites of passage and people getting back to their roots. He studied sailor tattoos and started tattooing out of his home. Developing confidence, his friends encouraged Foust to open his own tattoo shop. Three years and running, Foust is beginning to develop his own style as a tattoo artist. Catering to the traditional tattoo requests of Japanese and Celtic writing, hearts and butterflies, Foust especially enjoys designing oriental Buddhas and wild style graffiti.