Old Town Tattoo

"askd guy in hippie hat who I think was owner for a tattoo . he said some aful comments about my wait an then offered a free tattoo of his "chode", watever that is on my forehead"

"Alex did such a great job with getting my first tattoo. Walked me through the entire process, sketched out the tattoo made sure I felt good about it. All the staff were super friendly and welcoming towards walk-ins."

"Sean hooked me up on the Marine Corps birthday!"

"Sean does amazing tattoos. He is very detailed and has a light hand. Definitely recommend to friends and family. The place is really clean and smells really nice. Everyone is really welcoming especially Carl."

"My 2x1 13 Old English font tattoo was created by Carl Womack I was considering getting a tattoo for a while, a friend offered to treat me to a tattoo for my birthday. And so I came in with a friend after lunch to ask some questions about allergic reactions to ink, and get a ball park price range of the tattoo of interest. I spoke with Carl Womack, the shop owner who answered all questions and concerns. He is both understanding and knowledgeable. Importantly, Carl has 13 years of work experience under his belt this shows his patience and dedication. I found this tattoo would be symbolic for him as well given that little known fact. During my consultation and getting the tattoo done I was a bit nervous and shaken up. While he kept a calm demeanor. When I walked in with questions prior to my walk-in tattoo session, he had given my friend and I a price quote given the size and detail of the tattoo. I was pleasantly surprised to find that when I had walked in for my tattoo session an hour or so later, he had kept the quoted price. After deciding what font and placement I'd like to have on my skin Carl showed me all materials in front of me on a tray, he then disinfected my skin and this was all in a sterile environment. I noticed in "Old Town Tattoo" parlour Carl Womack incorporates use of modern technology. Following I showed him a few inspiration pictures of what I would like my tattoo to look like he then pulled up various fonts and we went over them one by one. I let him know I also trusted his artistic eye for placement and style. He made sure I felt confident in my choice and complimented my taste. I did change my mind after my consultation on the kind of font I would like and he was able to quickly adapt and be on the same page as me when it came to changing the font of numbers we were looking to do. He's incredibly flexible, very confident that he could excited what I was asking of him. I looked away as he started my tattoo because I don't like looking at needles, I did some meditative deep breaths to calm down I had a nice chat with the shop owner's cousin. Carl assured me that I wasn't shaking as he did the tattoo and that if I was he would make sure to hold my arm straight. I noticed that he worked at comfortable pace. He really took care of clients and didn't rush his work. I noticed as he did the outline then began to shade in the tattoo, he periodically would clean his work. He had a very steady hand and to wipe periodically to focus on what areas he had not filled in when shading. I really appreciate the attention to detail. My tattoo was completed in 10-15 minutes. After my tattoo was finished, I noticed the machine was so loud it affected my hearing. The shop owner's cousin believed my blood sugar was low so he handed me a white chocolate dipped peanut butter Reese's Easter themed candy shaped like a egg. I enjoyed it and it did help calm me down a bit. He asked if I was allergic to adhesive, then told me about the newest advancements when it comes to the tattoo industry in relations to aftercare. There's a new wrap that acts as a second skin that covers the tattoo in a protective barrier to make the healing process easier. I am allergic so he told me how to go about aftercare as my arm was wrapped with Saran wrap and "A+D" ointment. Carl told me to reach out to him if I had an allergic reaction to the ink after my "spot test" tattoo. Carl has great interpersonal skills. The over all goal of a tattoo artist is the ability to turns clients ideas into reality. In other words, Carl has a flair for design and creativity, for example he creates tattoo flash sheets with unique pieces of art. I can't wait to come back and get another sick piece done."