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SEND ME AN ENQUIRY

Thank you for your interest! Got an idea in mind?Fill out my enquiry form for a no-pressure quote and to chat about your custom tattoo idea or a flash piece you’d like to get.

Or send me a message on Instagram or email

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I’ll get back to you as soon as I can and look forward to hearing from you!Cas x

PORTFOLIO

Here is a small selection of my portfolio split by style
To see more go to my socials linked below

Woodcut

I love tattooing woodcut-style pieces, especially when they draw from history. I take inspiration from authentic woodcuts, engravings, tapestries, and artwork spanning the late medieval, Renaissance, and early modern periods (c. 1400–1800), bringing their bold lines, texture, and character into your tattoo.My portfolio includes both designs based on historical sources and original compositions created in the same spirit. I also have a range of woodcut-inspired flash available, alongside custom one-off designs.
Check out some examples below!

brush stroke

All brushstroke designs are created completely freehand, with liquid stencil painted directly onto the skin using a variety of brushes. Every piece is truly one of a kind, making each tattoo unique to the wearer. It's a style I'm currently developing and would love to explore more, send me an enquiry to get your own piece ♥︎

blackwork

Blackwork is one of my favourite styles to work in because of how much variety it offers. I enjoy tattooing everything from horror pieces and dark illustration to ornamental blackwork, Nordic designs, and large-scale blackout work. Whether you're after something intricate and detailed or bold and heavy, I'm always keen to work on blackwork projects of all kinds.Check out some examples below!

Healed

I love to see how my work heals, please send any healed photos to me!

Available Flash

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Historical Woodcut

I take inspiration from authentic woodcuts, engravings, tapestries, and artwork spanning the late medieval, Renaissance, and early modern periods (c. 1400–1800), bringing their bold lines, texture, and character into your tattoo.THESE DESIGNS ARE ALL REPEATABLE AND WILL BE TATTOOED ON MULTIPLE PEOPLETo book, please send me an enquiry via your preferred method and reference the collection and number you’d like.
For example,
'historical woodcut number 5'

Historical Descriptions (as best I can!)1/2/3/4 - Medieval Monsters - British Library Collection
5 - 'Death Dances Before Her' from The Noblewoman, Danse Macabre by Hans Holbein the Younger (1538)
6 - 'Better is Death than life' from The Old Woman, Danse Macabre by Hans Holbein the Younger (1538)
7 - Eve and the apple - Paradise The Temptation, Danse Macabre by Hans Holbein the Younger (1538)
8 - Devil on your shoulder - The Counsellor, Danse Macabre by Hans Holbein the Younger (1538)
9 - Death - The Duke, Danse Macabre by Hans Holbein the Younger (1538)
10/11 - Hourglass from Danse Macabre by Hans Holbein the Younger (1538)
12 - The Assumption of Mary Magdalene and the Visitation (c.1480)
13 - The Accolade (1901)
14 - Flora (1885-90)
15 - Nobody from Nobody and Somebody: With the True Chronicle History Of Elydure (1606)
16 - Somebody from Nobody and Somebody: With the True Chronicle History Of Elydure (1606
17 - The Owles Almanacke (1618)
18 - The Vindication of Christmas (1652)
19/20/21/22 - Small pieces from British Library Woodcut Collection
23/24/25/26/27 - Heads of all Fashion The Roundheads (1642)

Woodcut Repeatable

Here is my collection of repeatable woodcut inspired designsTHESE DESIGNS ARE ALL REPEATABLE AND WILL BE TATTOOED ON MULTIPLE PEOPLETo book, please send me an enquiry via your preferred method and reference the collection and number you’d like.
For example,
'woodcut repeatable number 5'

Woodcut One-Offs

Here is my collection of one-off woodcut inspired designs, once they're claimed they're gone!
(claimed designs can be used as inspiration for a custom similar piece)
To book, please send me an enquiry via your preferred method and reference the collection and number you’d like.
For example,
'woodcut one offs number 5'

Brush Stroke Concepts

Here is my collection of brush stroke concepts. All brush stroke pieces are completely freehanded so no two pieces are ever the same. These are used as inspiration to design your custom piece as big or as small as you want, wherever you want it to go!To book, please send me an enquiry via your preferred method and reference the collection and number you’d like.
For example,
'brush stroke concepts number 5'

Halloween / Friday 13th

Here is my collection of repeatable Halloween and Friday 13th Designs (13 can be removed or changed), available all year round!
(special prices reserved for specific flash days only).
THESE DESIGNS ARE ALL REPEATABLE AND WILL BE TATTOOED ON MULTIPLE PEOPLETo book, please send me an enquiry via your preferred method and reference the collection and number you’d like.
For example,
'halloween F13 number 5'

Music-Themed

Here is my collection of repeatable music-themed flash!THESE DESIGNS ARE ALL REPEATABLE AND WILL BE TATTOOED ON MULTIPLE PEOPLETo book, please send me an enquiry via your preferred method and reference the collection and number you’d like.
For example,
'music number 5'

The King Blues

Claimed Flash

Here you will find all of my one-off flash pieces that have been claimed!Want one of the pieces?
Screenshot the piece you like and use it as a reference image and enquire with me for a custom tattoo.
I will not copy directly a claimed flash piece but I can make you something inspired by/similar to it.

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Pre tattooing info

This should cover everything you need to know before your appointment, as well as what to expect when enquiring and booking.If there’s anything I’ve missed or you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to send me a message.Cas x


ENQUIRIES & RESPONSE TIMES

I take enquiries via my enquiry form, email, or Instagram message, with Facebook messages also welcome. The choice is completely up to you, and you’re more than welcome to enquire just for a quote or to discuss an idea, with no pressure to book.I aim to reply to all enquiries within 3 days, no matter how you enquire. During busier periods, this can take up to 7 to 10 days.If you enquire via email or my enquiry form, please check your spam or junk folder as I will reply via email.Instagram/Facebook enquiries will be replied to via the platform you contacted me through.I will never reach out to you first to book you in. Never send money if you are unsure that you are speaking to me.If you haven’t heard back from me by the end of day 10, no matter how you contacted me, please email me at [email protected] or message me on Instagram @cas.ingram.tattoos.For general enquiries, please email [email protected] or message me on Instagram.For business enquiries, please email [email protected].


Booking your appointment

Once we’ve discussed your tattoo and you’re ready to book, I’ll send you a link to my diary via Calendly where you can see all available dates and times, choose what works best for you, and add your details. You’re welcome to use your preferred name when booking.The booking link will also take your booking fee, which is non refundable and deducted from the final price of your tattoo. Your appointment is not secured until the booking fee has been paid.The booking link is valid for 90 days, so there’s no rush to book straight away. If the link expires, just send me a message and I can send you a new one.Once your booking has been made, you’ll receive a confirmation email. If you don’t receive this after booking, please let me know as soon as possible, as your appointment is not confirmed without the confirmation email.If you have any questions at any point, just reach out!


Pricing

I charge per piece rather than by the hour, so the price we agree beforehand is based on the design itself, not the time it takes on the day.Pricing is based on the size discussed when booking, so please be as accurate as you can. If the design is made larger on the day, this may incur an additional cost.Day sits usually run from 10am–4pm at The Scribble Shed, my base location, and are priced at £500.
Please note that this price applies to day sits at The Scribble Shed only. Longer day sits, guest spots and conventions are subject to their own pricing.
I accept bank transfer, card or cash as payment on the day, as well as my own vouchers and The Scribble Shed Studio vouchers.
Vouchers only usable for appointments at The Scribble Shed Kettering and have their own T&Cs.
I also offer buy now, pay later options through external payment providers. These must be arranged and fully approved in advance of your appointment and are subject to additional fees and the provider’s own terms and conditions. Please contact me if you’d like more information.


Booking Fees and Rescheduling

Booking fees are non-refundable and are deductible from the final price of the tattoo, but can be moved if you give at least 72 hours notice.If less than 72 hours notice is given, the booking fee will be forfeited and a new one will be needed to rebook.If you need to cancel or rearrange, please DM or email me as soon as possible.
[email protected]


ID Requirements

Please bring a valid, in date form of ID with you to your appointment. This can be a passport, full or provisional driving licence, or PASS ID.If you are unable to provide valid ID on the day, your appointment may need to be cancelled and your booking fee will be forfeited.


Studio Policies

The studio is strictly 18+ and I do not tattoo anyone under the age of 18.You are welcome to bring one friend with you to your appointment. Please note this person also has to be over 18.Please arrive on time, and no more than 10 minutes early, as this helps keep the studio calm and not overcrowded.If you’re running late, please let me know as soon as possible. If you are more than 20 minutes late, your appointment will be cancelled and your booking fee forfeited, unless I have agreed otherwise with you beforehand. This is because I may have other appointments booked in after yours and may not be able to accommodate a later start.


Design process

When you arrive, we’ll have a chat through your tattoo, go over the design and placement, and make any final changes together before we start. You’ll have plenty of time to look everything over, and nothing will be tattooed until you’re happy with it.I work on designs in appointment order and leave enough time during your appointment to make any changes together, so nothing feels rushed.To protect my artwork, I don’t usually send designs out in advance. If you’re feeling anxious about your design, just let me know and I can send it over the day before your appointment.Designs can only be started once a booking fee has been paid.


Preparing for Your Tattoo

Please avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours before and after your tattoo appointment. Alcohol thins the blood, which can cause excessive bleeding during the session, make the skin harder to work with, and affect how well the ink settles into the skin. Drinking during the early healing stage can also increase swelling and redness, slow the healing process, and prolong irritation while the tattoo is still fresh.Please shower before your appointment.In the days leading up to your appointment, gently exfoliate and moisturise the area. Do not moisturise on the day as it can affect the stencil.Stay hydrated! Drink plenty of water before, during and after the tattoo.You can shave the area beforehand if you like, just be careful not to irritate the skin. I can also do this for you if needed.For head or scalp tattoos, please arrive with the area closely shaved, with at least an extra inch shaved around the area being tattooed.Ideally, have this done professionally by a barber or hairdresser beforehand to minimise irritation and ensure the area is properly prepared for your appointment.Make sure you eat within a couple of hours before your appointment, as an empty stomach is the main cause of feeling faint or unwell.Please avoid sun-beds or sunbathing within 2 days of your appointment.CLIENT TATTOO BED OPTIONSMy studio client bed (at The Scribble Shed) is a Tat Soul Oros 680, which has a maximum weight capacity of 28 st 8 lbs (400 lbs / 181 kg).I also have a Master Massage Fairlane Sport Size Portable Massage Table, which has a maximum weight capacity of 46 st 6 lbs (650 lbs / 295 kg). This bed is wider, completely flat, can go low or high, and heavily cushioned, so it can also be a great option if you would simply prefer a wider, flatter bed rather than a traditional tattoo bed.If you would like to use the Master Massage Fairlane Sport Size Portable Massage Table for your studio appointment, please let me know beforehand so I can make sure it is set up and ready for you. There is absolutely no issue with requesting this bed for any reason, I just need to know in advance.For conventions, I use the Master Massage Fairlane Sport Size Portable Massage Table with the weight capacity of 46 st 6 lbs (650 lbs / 295 kg) exclusively.


What to bring

You are welcome to bring snacks or sugary drinks, although these are also available in the studio.For food, please either bring something with you or plan to grab something nearby. The studio is located in the town centre with plenty of quick food options, but full meals are not provided in the studio.Wear something comfortable that allows easy access to the area being tattooed. Try not to wear anything too precious, as ink can sometimes transfer.You can bring things to help you relax and pass the time, especially for longer sessions. Headphones, a pillow or blanket from home, or a hot water bottle can all help. If you want something to do, books, a Kindle, knitting, or a Switch can work well depending on the placement of your tattoo.Anything that causes too much movement might not be suitable, and I may ask you to stop if it interferes with the tattoo.Appointments take place in a private room. If you would prefer, the door can be closed and a do not disturb sign put up.It is up to you to bring clothing that helps you feel comfortable and covered. For example, a shirt worn backwards for back tattoos or shorts for leg tattoos. Also please bring loose shoes (crocs or flip flops) for feet tattoos.Nipple covers are provided.There is a spacious bathroom if you would prefer to change there, or I can step out of the room to give you privacy.


Arriving On The Day

Please note this information is only applicable for appointments at The Scribble Shed Kettering.The Scribble Shed
7a Market Place
Kettering
NN16 0AL
The studio is located up the wide alleyway between Paul Watts Hair and Aaron Tawny Mortgages. Head up the alleyway and you’ll see the pink door on your left.The studio is on the first floor,.
The stairs are split into 3 small sections with breaks and full railings.
An accessibility stairlift is coming soon. Any accessibility concerns please send me an email.
Once you’re upstairs, ring the bell and take a seat. Someone will be out to meet you shortly.There is parking at the Kettering Swimming Pool / Municipal Offices car park, which is around a 5 minute walk from the studio.Kettering Swimming Pool
London Rd, Kettering NN15 7QA
Kettering train station is around an 8 minute walk from the studio, and the main bus stops are around a 3 minute walk away.If you’re having trouble finding the studio or aren’t sure where to go, just give me a message and I’ll help you out.The studio is strictly 18+ and I do not tattoo anyone under the age of 18.You are welcome to bring one friend with you to your appointment. Please note this person also has to be over 18.Please arrive on time, and no more than 10 minutes early, as this helps keep the studio calm and not overcrowded.If you’re running late, please let me know as soon as possible. If you are more than 20 minutes late, your appointment will be cancelled and your booking fee forfeited, unless I have agreed otherwise with you beforehand. This is because I may have other appointments booked in after yours and may not be able to accommodate a later start.


Breaks

Breaks are always allowed. I usually suggest a quick 5 minute break every 1 to 2 hours, and for longer sessions / day sessions we will take a proper break for food.If at any point you feel uncomfortable, need to move, are feeling nervous, or want a break, just let me know. You never need to feel like you have to push through, and it is completely fine to speak up at any time.If a tattoo is feeling like too much on the day, we can always stop and split it into smaller sessions. You never have to finish the whole tattoo in one sitting.


Touch Ups

Please allow your tattoo to fully heal before deciding it needs a touch up. This usually takes at least 4–6 weeks, and touch ups should only be considered once the tattoo is fully healed.Your first touch up is free within 6 months, excluding hands, fingers and faces, provided the tattoo has been properly cared for during the healing process.Touch ups needed due to picking, scratching, sun exposure, poor aftercare or anything else that may have affected the healing of the tattoo may be chargeable.Cover ups are not included in free touch ups, as they often need multiple sessions or extra passes.


Aftercare

Getting a new tattoo involves breaking the skin's surface, so there is always a potential risk for infection to occur afterwards. Your tattoo should be treated as an open wound initially, and this advice must be followed so that the infection risk can be minimised.Please use fresh clean bedding after a tattooPlease avoid letting any pets/animals near your tattoo whilst its healing, they can easily introduce bacteria into the tattoo and cause infections.If any clothing gets stuck to the healing tattoo thoroughly soak the clothing in water then it will easily come off.
Avoid removing any stuck fabric whilst dry, which can cause damage to the tattoo.
Please avoid working out/going to the gym for 1-2 weeks with avoiding heavy workout/contact sports for 3-4 weeks.Avoiding soaking the tattoo for 4-6 weeks until visibly healed. This includes baths/swimming and soaking hands/fingers in water when washing up/cleaning.You can shower as normal during healing and can shower with second skin on but not with cling film or tattoo armour.

RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS

SOAPSTARR TATTOO SOAP (SOLD IN STORE)
DOVE HAND WASH
AVEENO HAND WASH
TATTOO SPECIFIC SOAP
MOISTURISER / TATTOO OINTMENTTATTOO BALM (SOLD IN STUDIO)
TATTOO GOO
COCOA BUTTER
LUSH DREAM CREAM
TATTOO SPECIFIC BALM

WITH SECOND SKIN

Second skin is a protective adhesive barrier that is breathable and can be kept on while you shower.The brand of second skin I use and recommend is Derm Shield by Recovery.The first piece of second skin can be left on the skin for 24 hours.
If it is holding on well with minimal bleeding, it can stay on for up to 3 days.
In case of excessive bleeding or weeping, the film can be removed, washed with fragrance-free soap, and pat dry with kitchen roll.If required, you can apply a second sheet to your tattoo after 24 hours. This second application can be kept on for up to a week.HOW TO REMOVE SECOND SKINAlways wash and dry your hands before and after handling a new tattoo.We advise removing the second skin in the shower. Simply let some warm water run over the tattoo film so that the adhesive becomes tender and the removal of the film is easier.Lift an edge of the film and stretch horizontally along the skin surface to break the adhesive bond.Continue stretching the edge of the film towards the centre.Do not try to pull the film up and away from your skin.When both sides of the film are partially removed, grab both sides at the same time and stretch them horizontally and parallel to the skin until the entire film lifts.It is easiest to remove in the shower.Once removed, clean the tattoo with some gentle unscented soap and pat dry with a paper towel.If applying another sheet of second skin, leave the tattoo to fully dry (do not use any creams at this point), then apply a new sheet and leave for 3–7 days.If leaving open, wash 2–3 times a day and start moisturising once the tattoo stops weeping and starts to feel dry and tight.Continue to moisturise 2–3 times a day using small amounts worked gently into the tattoo with clean hands.Any questions please dont hesitate to message me on instagram or email me at
[email protected]


WITH TATTOO ARMOUR

(DRY HEAL)Always wash and dry your hands before and after handling a new tattoo.You can remove the pad the following morning after the tattoo and gently wash the tattooWash the tattoo after removing the pad and then 2-3 times daily using a mild antibacterial soap and warm water, and pat dry with clean paper towels. Do not use your normal towel, as unwashed towels can transfer bacteria to your fresh tattoo.Do not rub or the skin will become irritated.If using second skin the next day, remove the pad the morning after the tattoo, wash as directed above.Apply second skin only after ensuring the skin underneath it is fully dry. Do not moisturise before putting on second skin.Once the tattoo starts to feel dry and tight and has stopped weeping, apply a very thin coat of tattoo-specific ointment/cream to the tattoo. Only use enough to make it shine, a little goes a long way.Too much ointment traps germs in your new tattoo which can potentially lead to infection. There should be just enough to keep the tattoo moist and to prevent scabbing. Do not re-bandage the tattoo.Ointment can be applied whenever the tattoo is feeling stiff or dry, but beware of over-moisturising. Do not use lotions that contain colour or fragrance until the healing is complete.It is best to sleep on clean, fresh bedding if possible on the first night of your new tattoo. This is to protect your new tattoo from any germs that may be present.The first 24 hours are the most important time to prevent infection.
You must keep your tattoo moisturised. When the tattoo is kept moist, it doesn’t have a chance to form a scab.
It is normal for a thin layer of skin to peel off, very similar to a sunburn (do not pick your tattoo, you will pull the ink out), and it is perfectly normal to see small flakes of coloured skin falling off during this stage of healing.Avoid swimming, baths, sunbeds and sunbathing until your new tattoo is healed (at least 2–3 weeks).Try to wear loose cotton clothing to minimise rubbing and irritation on a new tattoo.Remember, the sun is bad for your tattoo. Whether the tattoo is new or old, if you want it to look nice and heal properly, keep it out of the sun. Wait until it is fully healed before going back in the sun or using a tanning bed, and make sure you use a high-quality sunblock. Never put sunblock on a tattoo that is still healing.Any questions please dont hesitate to message me on instagram or email me at
[email protected]


WITH CLING FILM

(DRY HEAL)Always wash and dry your hands before and after handling a new tattoo.You can remove the cling film after a couple of hours after the tattoo (max overnight).Wash the tattoo after removing the cling film and then 2-3 times daily using a mild antibacterial soap and warm water, and pat dry with clean paper towels. Do not use your normal towel, as unwashed towels can transfer bacteria to your fresh tattoo.Do not rub or the skin will become irritated.If using second skin the next day, remove the cling film the morning after the tattoo, wash as directed above.Once fully dry apply second skin making sure the skin under is fully dry do not moisturise before putting on second skin.Once the tattoo starts to feel dry and tight and has stopped weeping, apply a very thin coat of tattoo-specific ointment/cream to the tattoo. Only use enough to make it shine, a little goes a long way.Too much ointment traps germs in your new tattoo which can potentially lead to infection. There should be just enough to keep the tattoo moist and to prevent scabbing. Do not re-bandage the tattoo.Ointment can be applied whenever the tattoo is feeling stiff or dry, but beware of over-moisturising. Do not use lotions that contain colour or fragrance until the healing is complete.It is best to sleep on clean, fresh bedding if possible on the first night of your new tattoo. This is to protect your new tattoo from any germs that may be present.The first 24 hours are the most important time to prevent infection.
You must keep your tattoo moisturised. When the tattoo is kept moist, it doesn’t have a chance to form a scab.
It is normal for a thin layer of skin to peel off, very similar to a sunburn (do not pick your tattoo, you will pull the ink out), and it is perfectly normal to see small flakes of coloured skin falling off during this stage of healing.Avoid swimming, baths, sunbeds and sunbathing until your new tattoo is healed (at least 2–3 weeks).Try to wear loose cotton clothing to minimise rubbing and irritation on a new tattoo.Remember, the sun is bad for your tattoo. Whether the tattoo is new or old, if you want it to look nice and heal properly, keep it out of the sun. Wait until it is fully healed before going back in the sun or using a tanning bed, and make sure you use a high-quality sunblock. Never put sunblock on a tattoo that is still healing.Any questions please dont hesitate to message me on instagram or email me at
[email protected]

about me

Hey, I'm Cas!

I've been tattooing since the beginning of 2022, I am a blackwork artist and love doing big bold pieces!I also co-host the podcast Set Up / Break Down with our incredible studio owner Maddie (@maddie_ink).

Me and my husband have three cats called Spooky, Rex and Scrappy, they're a handful but we love them.

I love playing games, especially The Last of Us, and playing Stardew Valley with my sister.
I also really enjoy listening to music, rewatching the same 7 TV shows on repeat, and reading when I’m not tattooing.

What styles do I love to do?

BRUSH STROKE ABSTRACT BLACKWORK - I have been developing my own completely freehand style in big bold brush strokes, painted directly onto your skin with liquid stencil then tattooed to make a bold one of a kind piece!WOODCUT / ETCHING BLACKWORK TATTOOS - Especially from historical sources! Whether it is a large scale historical Joan of Arc piece reimagined in a woodcut art style, or Death dancing with his drum from Hans Holbein's Danse Macabre, I adore tattooing it.CUSTOM WORK - I just love getting to bring your ideas to life, send me over your ideas and we can create something incredible!Located in my own plant-filled private room within The Scribble Shed in Kettering. I am really passionate about creating a calm, welcoming space where every client feels comfortable and heard.Catch me at conventions and guest spots throughout the year too!I take enquiries via my enquiry form, Instagram messages or email. Just send me an enquiry through your preferred method to get started, or follow the link below to go straight to my enquiry form!I can’t wait to hear your ideas!Cas x

Terms And conditions

Please read these Terms & Conditions carefully before booking. By booking an appointment and paying your booking fee, you agree to be bound by the Terms & Conditions below.

Tattoo T&Cs

Cas Ingram Tattoo Terms & ConditionsBy booking an appointment and paying your booking fee, you confirm that you have read, understood and agree to these Terms & Conditions.1. Clients must be aged 18 years or over. No exceptions will be made.2. Valid, in-date photographic ID must be presented before tattooing. Accepted forms of ID include a passport, full or provisional driving licence, or a PASS accredited card.3. Cas Ingram Tattoos reserves the right to refuse or discontinue a tattoo appointment at any time where it is considered unsafe, inappropriate or unethical to proceed.4. Tattooing will not be carried out on any person who appears to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs.5. Clients must not consume alcohol for at least 24 hours before their appointment.6. Clients are responsible for informing the artist of any medical condition, medication, allergy, pregnancy, skin condition or other circumstance that may affect the safety of the tattoo procedure or the healing process.7. Cas Ingram Tattoos reserves the right to refuse or postpone a tattoo where relevant health information has not been disclosed or where it is considered unsafe to proceed.8. Tattooing may be refused or postponed if the skin is unsuitable for tattooing, including but not limited to sunburn, cuts, abrasions, infections, rashes or excessive irritation.9. Clients are responsible for following all pre-appointment and aftercare instructions provided.10. Failure to follow aftercare advice may affect the healing of the tattoo and may void eligibility for any complimentary touch up.11. Healing results vary between individuals and no guarantee can be given regarding the healed appearance or longevity of a tattoo.12. Cas Ingram Tattoos accepts no responsibility for healing affected by individual skin type, aftercare, medications, illness, sun exposure or other factors outside the artist's control.13. Aggressive, abusive, threatening, discriminatory or inappropriate behaviour towards the artist or others within the studio will not be tolerated and may result in the appointment being terminated.14. Smoking, vaping, alcohol and the use of illegal substances are prohibited within the studio.15. One guest may accompany you to your appointment at the artist's discretion.16. Consent for photography and the use of tattoo images for portfolio, website and social media purposes is requested separately on the client consent form. Clients may give or withdraw their consent at any time.17. Personal information, including any health information provided, will be collected, stored and processed only where necessary for the purposes of providing tattoo services and complying with legal obligations. Personal data will be retained only for as long as necessary for these purposes and will be handled in accordance with the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018.18. Clients who fail to attend an appointment without prior notice (a "no-show") may be required to pay the full cost of future appointments in advance before any further bookings will be accepted.19. Cas Ingram Tattoos reserves the right to amend these Terms & Conditions at any time. The Terms & Conditions in force at the time of booking shall apply to that appointment.20. The artist reserves the right to pause, stop or terminate a tattoo session if the client is unable or unwilling to follow reasonable instructions necessary to complete the tattoo safely.21. These Terms & Conditions are governed by the laws of England and Wales.


Gift Voucher T&Cs

Cas Ingram Tattoos Gift Voucher Terms & ConditionsBy purchasing or redeeming a gift voucher, you confirm that you have read, understood and agree to these Terms & Conditions, together with the standard Tattoo Terms & Conditions.These terms and conditions are for Cas Ingram Tattoos vouchers only.1. Gift vouchers are only redeemable with Cas Ingram Tattoos at The Scribble Shed. They are not valid at conventions, guest spots or with any other artist.2. Gift vouchers may only be redeemed against tattoo work that falls within my artistic style, portfolio and areas of expertise. I reserve the right to decline designs that are not suitable for my work.3. Gift vouchers are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase. A tattoo appointment must be booked within this 12-month period. The appointment itself may take place after the expiry date, provided it was booked before the voucher expires. If an appointment booked after the expiry date is later cancelled or rescheduled, acceptance of the expired voucher for a future appointment will be at the sole discretion of Cas Ingram Tattoos.4. Gift vouchers are non-refundable, cannot be exchanged for cash and have no cash value.5. Gift vouchers may be used to pay the required booking fee. The booking fee will be deducted from voucher value and have the same T&Cs as a regular booking fee.6. If an appointment is cancelled or rearranged with less than the required notice, or the client fails to attend their appointment without prior notice (a "no-show"), the applicable booking fee will be deducted from the remaining voucher balance in accordance with the Tattoo Terms & Conditions.7. Clients who fail to attend an appointment without prior notice (a "no-show") may no longer use gift vouchers to pay booking fees for future appointments. Any future booking fees must be paid separately.8. Gift vouchers may be gifted or transferred to another person. The new recipient's name must be provided before the voucher is redeemed.9. Gift vouchers may not be used for gambling, betting, raffles or offered as a competition prize without the explicit written prior consent of Cas Ingram Tattoos.10. If the tattoo price is less than the voucher value, the remaining balance may be used towards future tattoos, provided the voucher remains valid. Any remaining balance retains the original voucher expiry date and does not extend or renew the validity of the voucher.11. If the tattoo price exceeds the voucher value, the remaining balance must be paid by the client.12. Lost, stolen or damaged vouchers may not be replaced. Please keep your voucher safe.13. Physical vouchers or approved digital versions must be presented when redeeming a voucher. Cas Ingram Tattoos reserves the right to refuse any voucher that cannot be reasonably verified.14. Cas Ingram Tattoos reserves the right to refuse redemption of any voucher that is suspected to be altered, copied, forged, tampered with or otherwise obtained fraudulently.15. All tattoos booked or redeemed using a gift voucher remain subject to the standard Tattoo Terms & Conditions.SCRIBBLE SHED VOUCHERSI also accept vouchers issued by The Scribble Shed Kettering Tattoo Studio for appointments in that studio (my base location).These vouchers are subject to their own terms and conditions listed on The Scribble Shed’s website.These vouchers cannot be used towards booking fees with Cas Ingram Tattoos but can be used on the day of appointment towards the remaining balance.SCRIBBLE SHED VOUCHERS MUST BE PRESENTED AT APPOINTMENT TO BE USED.


Convention T&Cs

Convention Booking Terms & ConditionsBy booking a convention appointment with Cas Ingram Tattoos, you confirm that you have read, understood and agree to these Terms & Conditions, together with the standard Tattoo Terms & Conditions, except where stated below.1. Convention pricing differs from studio pricing. Quotes provided for convention appointments are specific to that event and may not reflect studio prices.2. A booking fee is required to secure a convention appointment and is subject to the standard Booking Fee and Rescheduling Policy unless otherwise agreed.3. Convention appointments are available only on the dates and during the opening hours of the relevant convention. Missed appointments cannot be rescheduled outside of the event unless agreed at the artist's discretion.4. Entry to the convention is the responsibility of the client. Convention admission tickets are not included in the cost of the tattoo unless explicitly stated.5. Delays caused by the convention, event organisers or circumstances outside the artist's control may affect appointment times. Every effort will be made to minimise disruption, but exact appointment times cannot be guaranteed.6. Design availability may be limited due to time constraints. Significant design changes requested after booking may not be possible.7. If a convention is cancelled, postponed or the artist is unable to attend due to circumstances outside of their control, clients will be offered an alternative appointment, transfer of their booking fee, or another suitable resolution at the artist's discretion.8. All tattoos completed at conventions remain subject to the standard Tattoo Terms & Conditions, including age restrictions, identification requirements, health and safety requirements and the artist's right to refuse service.