Damask Tattoo
A studio specializing in Permanent Cosmetics,
Photo Realistic and Custom tattoos.
Please contact us for information or appointments.
I believe that people should be able to go to a tattoo studio and not be intimidated. It should be comfortable, inviting, relaxing and friendly. They should feel like they just walked into a friend’s house. I created Damask Tattoo to be that place. My vision was a tattoo and permanent cosmetics studio that felt like a spa. I created my studio to be the place that I would want to go to get tattooed. With soft, light colors, antique furniture, and private rooms the space itself is cozy and relaxing. You may hear Billy Holiday or Etta James when you walk in or we have the occasional 80’s music day if it’s bright and sunny outside. I know that the reason I’m able to have such a lovely studio is because of my clients and friends so I welcome everyone into it with open arms.
I believe that you have a vision for your tattoo and it’s my priority for you to be thrilled every time you see it. It’s a long and important process to choose a tattoo design or cosmetic procedure and your artist. It’s worth it to me to spend the time that we need to make it exactly what you dreamed of or better. I also know that getting a tattoo is uncomfortable and you may be nervous about it before hand. I do everything I can to make it as easy as possible for you. Breathing breaks, some tea or water, relaxing music and conversation usually smooth out the process and make it a pleasant one. Your tattoo will hold the memory of the experience that you had when you received it. I want your great tattoo to hold a great memory.
These are the things I’ve always wished for my clients and friends and now I can finally offer it to them at Damask Tattoo and Permanent Cosmetics.
-Christy Brooker-
Media Mentions
Damask Tattoo was recently featured in Queen Anne News / Magnolia News. Feel free to check out the article.
Damask Tattoo was also featured in the Seattle Weekly green card issue both in print and online in their section What Green Means.