Heyoka — a name honoring the sacred disruptor — reflects our commitment to truth-telling through art. Here, transformation is the ritual. The needle is the tool. You are the canvas.
Walk in. Sit down. Let’s make something real.


Tattoos
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Our Team
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Tyler

Katie

Josh

Jordan
TESTIMONIALS
Jordan is the best, staff members are all polite and take the time to make you feel welcome. I asked for a few specific designs and he worked with me. Laughed and joked the entire time. I will absolutely be going back sooner rather than later
Katie just did a tattoo for me that isn't her normal style- well now it is! This is my fav tattoo. The atmosphere is so chill, I felt so relaxed and will 100% be coming to Heyoka from now on (also, it's not 100% done!)
FAQS
Hell yes. If the light’s on and we’ve got the time, you’re in — first come, first served. Flash or small pieces are best for walk-ins, and while we can’t always guarantee it, we’ll damn sure try to make it happen.
You’ve got options. Want to talk it out first? DM us or stop by the shop—we’re real people and we like real conversation. Know what you want and ready to lock it in? Shoot us a message or give us a call.
(We Soon Hope to Have a Booking Calendar)
Traditional. Fine line. Illustrative. Flash. Custom. We don’t box ourselves in. You’ll see flash on the wall from decades of tattooing, but your idea gets just as much love as any classic piece.
Yeah, but keep it chill. No big groups. No entourages. It’s a sacred space, not a circus. Respect the vibe.
Obviously. But you’ll be fine. We’ll guide you through it, and the pain is part of the process. Bring water. Eat beforehand. Breathe.
By law, you must be 18 or older to get tattooed — unless you’re a minor with written parental consent and your parent is physically present at the appointment.
No parent, no tattoo.
We’re not into bending rules or cutting corners when it comes to age.
Respect the process and we’ll respect your ink.
Bring a valid photo ID, and make sure you’ve eaten something decent beforehand. Hydrate. Wear comfortable clothes that give easy access to the spot you’re getting tattooed.
If you’re nervous about the pain, Tylenol or ibuprofen is fine to take before your session (just avoid blood thinners like aspirin).
Got reference art? Bring it. But if not, no stress — we’ll figure it out together.
Keep it clean, don’t pick, and don’t soak it. Wash gently with unscented soap and warm water, pat dry, then use a thin layer of unscented lotion or ointment.
No hot tubs, pools, or direct sun for a couple weeks.
Your skin’s gonna peel and maybe itch — don’t scratch it. Let it heal the way it needs to.
As always if you have questions, we’re just a message away!









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