Bad Kid InkRequest a tattooCustom tattoos by Naz · Kansas
Small lines.
Big intent.
Delicate fine-line tattoos and custom work built around the idea you can't stop thinking about.

Selected work
Fresh ink,
real people.
Every tattoo starts with a conversation. Bring a reference or just the beginning of an idea—we'll shape it together.






Fine-line pricing guide
Know the range.
Make it yours.
Fine line means thin, delicate linework with minimal shading or detail. These prices are estimates; the final quote depends on the design, size, placement, and complexity.
Shop minimum
Tiny, simple pieces
Small
1–2 inches
Medium
2–4 inches
Large
4 inches and up
Complex / detailed
Quoted after review
A non-refundable deposit is required after design approval to secure your appointment.
From idea to ink
No mystery.
Just four steps.
Requests are reviewed personally, so availability stays accurate and every design gets the attention it deserves.
- 01
Send the idea
Share the concept, size, placement, and a reference image.
- 02
Design review
Naz reviews the request and confirms the direction and estimate.
- 03
Secure the spot
A $25 non-refundable deposit locks in the appointment.
- 04
Get tattooed
The exact appointment details are shared after confirmation.

The approach
Your tattoo should feel like yours before the needle ever touches skin.
References are welcome, but the final design is shaped around your placement, scale, and story. Custom requests are approved before an appointment is booked.
Ready when you are
Tell me what
you're thinking.
Send the basics and a reference image. Naz will review everything, confirm an estimate, and offer available appointment times.
Good to know
Before you request
Does submitting the form book my appointment?
Not yet. It starts the review. Your appointment is secured only after the design is approved and the $25 deposit is paid.
Can the final price change?
Yes. The pricing guide is an estimate. Size, placement, detail, and design complexity determine the final quote.
What should I upload?
Upload one clear reference image that best communicates the idea. It can be artwork, a photo, or another tattoo used as inspiration.