It was super awkward and uncomfortable.I told them what we were there for and again they acted super uninterested and just on the verge of being outright rude, (I'm pretty sure one of them rolled her eyes). They did not look up or even acknowledge that we were there, and when they finished talking all three of them stayed seated where they were and stared at us rather than asking what they could help us with. We walked in and had to stand there for several minutes while the three employees finished their conversation. If you like the old school and neo-old school style, I would highly recommend visiting Tracy at Sanctity-he's a talented and reliable artist.I took my teenage daughter in to Sacred Art on January 26, 2017, to get her septum pierced. He's always been honest with sizing and the prices have never been a surprise. I really do feel like Tracy is invested in his craft, and that's the kind of artist you'd want to work with. I really enjoy working with Tracy because we work together with designs-I give him a few ideas and he sends me a sketch.

However, when I met Tracy at Sanctity I was instantly comfortable and pleased with how clean and professional the shop appeared. And to my surprise, when I came to Tucson, I had no idea that there would be as many tattoo shops as there are retirement communities. And I'll be the first to admit that I was a bit apprehensive to go to a shop so close to the university.

Before I came to Sanctity, I had been looking for a tattoo artist for years in both Western Washington and Tucson. This review is for the artist Tracy Martino, since he is the only artist I've worked with. If you like the old school and neo-old school style, I would highly recommend visiting Tracy at Sanctity-he's a talented and reliable artist.

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