Tattooists
Cityart Body & Piercing
Closed until Saturday
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
(07) 3012 9777
201 Elizabeth St
Brisbane, QLD, 4000
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I visited to get a tattoo by the apprentice. In retrospect I wish I'd looked them up before going.
The artist made mistakes and didn't tell me about them but was happy to charge me top dollar and watch me walk out. When confronted he brushed it off and had no apology for their apalling customer service but a few poor excuses.
I look at this tattoo every day and loathe that I actually paid for it. I'd rather throw my money into the wind on a crowded street than go back to this shop.
Went here back in 2010 for a chest piece outline. I have never been more disappointed with a tattoo in my life!!..,and i have more than a few to compare it to. I have literally ended up on those 'fail tattoo' websites, and cried everytime i had to look at the crappy thing, for about a year. It still sort of upsets me to look at it to this day.. The artist didnt see the original picture, so they had a different idea in their mind on what the finished piece would be like, and in doing so- everything now must be changed. As i was laying on my back, i wasnt aware of the mistake until it was already done. This place is not worth the risk of getting a permanent crappy tattoo. I have made numerous attempts to have this problem corrected by them and it went ignored every time, so here i am. Take my advice and just don't go here. There are many better places to be found locally.
There was three guys working there when I got my ink done Marty Payne did my sleeve I love it he had a couple good guys there he said were wicked artists camo and Micky hora and a chick called crissy who is also wicked Marty Payne was the man he used to run a couple shops for those guys I would recommended him to anyone not sure if he is still there he was a hard out fisherman I think he of gone back to nz awesome dude man
I had my first tattoo done by Sean at the beginning of 2010. It was a simple black anchor (about an inch high and half an inch across) on my hip, and I was happy with it, but I found that the lines were not exactly straight and though he used a stencil the sides were not even. I had it touched up about seven months later and was quite upset when they charge me another $80 for some very simple colour correction and line fixes (on tope of $150 for the original sitting, which I found quite steep for something so little.)
The service leaves something to be desired in its promptness since I stood at the counter for at least five minutes before I was attended to, and this was ...read more
