Scarecrow Galleries Tattoo Company

I got my first tattoo here and I just got it touched up, I also got my belly button pierced here. I love this place, i am going here to get every tattoo I want. They are good at communicating and will answer any questions you have. All of my friends are even going here instead of other tattoo places.

After being disrespected by the piercer at another place, I came here. The price was deffinatly worth the service. The man who did my nose piercing was very kind and was much nicer to us. Even while I was getting my piercing we could make jokes and all of that. A very clean, comfortable environment. Absolutely coming back for whatever is next!

Husband and I went in to see about a tattoo for each of us. The artist we talked to seemed to know his stuff and after reading the reviews we made an appointment to go back for the tattoos. Later in the evening the same artist called and said he another artist had a cancelation and could get us in that night. He said he highly recommended this artist. Once the recommended artist started my husbands tattoo it took about an hour and half. Then he wanted to go to mine. I asked if there would be time and he said yes. This recommended artist rushed my tattoo and watching TV more than my tattoo. When I asked him to pay attention to what he was doing he rudely said he was. My arm clearly said he wasn't cause I was bleeding from him gouging my arm. Afterwards my husband started noticing lines missing in his tattoo and he had more scabbing than he had with any other tattoo, including the at home variety. I kept telling my husband mine hurt still, four days later, like it did when the recommended artist was doing the tattoo. I ended up with scabs all over my tattoo. Where the recommended artist gouged my arm, it scabbed so bad it left a clearly visble indention in my tattoo. Both of our tattoos look like a toddler drew and colored them. Recommended artist, yea right. Clearly this recommended artist had no clue nor want to do his job correctly. As for the tattoo artist that recommended him, either his judgement of a good artist is severely clouded, or he has no clue either. Worst tattoo experience. Will not recommend or return.

I just moved back to Texas, and was terrified to find a new tattoo artist. I walked in this place and the staff was really friendly and got me in the same night. Matt is amazing! He is definitely my new go to guy.

Been going here for about 5 years now. Daryl my tattoo artist is amazing and affordable to fit my budget! I would highly recommend

Everyone there has talent, but I definitely can't tell ya how much I appreciate Daryl and his patience. Top notch artwork while trying to adjust to one's personal preference.

Had a great experience with Ryan. He was very professional and knowledgeable. My daughter wanted her cartilage pierced and I’m glad we found Scarecrow Galleries Tattoo!

Hailey is an amazing young lady and very talented. I just gave her an idea of what I wanted and she drew it up for me. As soon as I saw it I teared up because it was exactly what I had in my head!!

On Thursday 09/17/15 I went and got my tongue pierced for the third time after it closing the first two times. I was prepared to.be in a world of.hurt afterwards but to my pleasant surprise I'm not in much pain at all and it's only my third day. Other than a lisp and the swollen being intesnse in the mornings which I take an advil for and I'm fine almost instantly. I can't normally and hold a conversation. Kristie was knowledgable and was very thorough with telling me everying that was happening and what she was using and why and I really appreciated that. I will be going back for more piercings. Also the fact that the location is only 5 minutes from.me is an excellent plus as well.

I called this parlor to set up an appointment. The guy on the phone said they had no customers so to just come on over. I showed up with my roommate. Three employees were hanging around on couches by the front door. I had to awkwardly stand there while they decided who had to get up and help me. Finally one of them came up to the counter and asked what I wanted. I told him I wanted the words "Forget Not" on my back. (Family saying that all my siblings have)

Then he asked how big I wanted it, because its letters would need to be at least THREE INCHES HIGH. I was shocked. I had never gotten a tattoo before but I know words don't have to be three inches tall. (Two of my brothers have the same words written fairly small circling other pieces of art on their bodies.) He told me it was so they would be clear and the needles just work that way and it was all too complicated for me to understand.

I told him, I just don't have that much back. I wanted it small. Don't girls get little names and phrases tattooed onto their ankles?

He laughed at me and said he has too must artistic integrity to do shitty work just because I thought it was what I wanted. Then he sorta sketched out what he wanted it to look like. It was in that swirly cursive lettering you often see in tattoos. I didn't like the style because it can sometimes be hard to read. I told him I just wanted it in print. He looked annoyed and told me to hold on when he went into the back.

While I was waiting I listened to my roommate and the other employee talk. She asked him how much it would cost to add a heart on her hip. (She already has a tattoo there and she occasionally likes to add a small detail here and there.) He told her he would have to charge a minimum of $65 and she really shouldn't do it because that is "wasted real estate." My roommate kind of shrugged it off but this interaction rubbed me the wrong way. That seemed like easy money to me. Why on earth did a tattoo artist just talk her out of getting at tattoo in a tattoo parlor?

The first employee returned to the counter with some examples of the swirly cursive text I did not want. I told him again this is not what I wanted. I pointed to multiple signage around the shop giving him examples of what I wanted. Basic PRINT lettering. He told me he can't do that unless I bring him an example of the "Forget Not" written in print. He handed me a scrap of paper where he made two marks about 3 inches apart and said to go home, print off what I want from a computer and make sure it was at least that high.

I walked out of there cash still in my wallet, back still without tattoo and totally shocked by the experience. I never went back and have never even gone to another place for my tattoo.

This. Place. Sucks