Noble Ink

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Introduction: Christine Noble is a Toronto-based tattoo artist with the old-soul of a traveling gypsy. She has been diligently working towards expanding her knowledge and skills for the last half decade and enjoys the challenges involved in becoming a versatile and ever-evolving artist. She prefers to tattoo Westcoast inspired fine-line Chicano black and grey images, and is inspired by photorealism, traditional Japanese art and traditional Americana. Currently she is experiencing a growing clientele as many people who have received work from her are not only happy with the results but also recall their experience of getting tattooed as being pleasant and comfortable. Christine is also interested in doing guest spots in different shops wherever the wind will take her. For more information, please visit the website. Any tattoo related inquiries can be sent through the contact section on the page.

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Please send emails with reference pictures and descriptions including where on your body you would like to get your tattoo, approximately how large in inch dimensions, and target dates as to when you would like to schedule an appointment. Be advised that for any pieces requiring an appointment or any custom drawing, a NON-REFUNDABLE deposit is required and can be sent either via EMT (email money transfer) or by paypal. $50 is usually sufficient, however it is $100 for larger pieces and is taken off the final price of the tattoo or the final session if it is a larger piece that is being done. Since this is a service that has PERMANENT results, quotes are approximate ballpark figures and that this is a professional service that takes years to learn properly, low balling offers will be ignored. Remember: Cheap tattoos aren't good and good tattoos aren't cheap!