Fuzion Ink Tattoo Studio

Not a very social artist, I can deal with that. Customer service not great… can deal with that. Giving a fucked up tattoo and being confident with it… no good. John thrasher was my artist and his «artwork» is the balloon and anchor on the page.

Front desk guy is a douchebag. Has no customer service skills. I understand completely tattoos take time but from the beginning he was rude and a complete turn off. Told us right off we would have a wait. That’s fine too. But then told us after and hour and a half that it would be better if we made an appt. We tried previously to make an appt and was turned away. So I will tell everyone I know to stay away from this place. Thankfully I didn’t get a tattoo here because I have a feeling the tattoo would not have been up to my standards. Stay away.

I’ve been here twice for tattoos. My first one was okay but I fell in love with my second one! I was originally charged $ 300 but the front desk guy added money because it was apparently too good of a deal. Additionally, there was a sale going on that week for every $ 100 you spend you get $ 25 gift card. Well I didn’t see any of that money at all. Also, the front desk guy was somewhat standoffish. So overall customer service wasn’t too pleasing honestly.
Anyways, Rama Fisson did my tattoo and I honestly love it! He was great and his work is beautiful. I definitely plan on seeing him again!

My family & I have been getting inked here for years. They have some of the local industries best. I highly recommend Tony Scambony & Pete Ski. Check out their distinct & creative styles in their portfolios online. Friendly staff and management & clean environment & work practices sets this studio apart from others. Large, comfortable & open layout with large screen TVs, comfortable seating, and the latest equipment.

Just got a piece of ink from Fuzion ink studio, turned out better than I even expected, Ronald fisson is a Artist, great job

Just cause I wear a tie to the office, doesn’t mean I dislike ink under my dress shirt. This latest venture to Fuzion Ink is the start to my fourth tattoo, so I’m starting to get more familiar with the nuances of tattooing, e.g., what is important, what is fluff, and what sets up a session for a great experience.
I first got wind of an artist at Fuzion Ink when I saw a tattoo on a Gamestop employee. It was so well done, I had to get one to cover up a regrettable tattoo on my right shoulder. I’m willing to share the story to anyone willing to buy me a happy hour beer. When I spoke with the artist, he was booked solid, but gave me options to get it done, and we had a great experience.
So here I am getting a matching tattoo on my left shoulder, and the tattoo artist I used is no longer there. No worries, my man Brian Stringer stepped right in to help me out. I was nervous about it ’cause I had never seen his work in person, but I took a gamble because of some research I came across, plus the guy knows comic books (I was getting a character tattoo). Not only did Brian evaluate my suggestions, he explained the pros and cons of each and proffered another alternative that I fell in love with.
On tattoo day, he set aside an entire day to help me get as much of my tattoo done in one session. This can be pretty exhausting for both the client and artist, but his work ethic and drive was incredible. He respected me thoroughly, had a clean work area, and got right to the work at hand.
I also have to give kudos to the sitting/​waiting area out front. It’s very comfortable and inviting. You don’t see a bunch of folks getting worked on, just some televisions and music. That’s a far cry from one of the big name studios I went to in Vegas.
If you are in the market for some artistic body expression, I highly recommend you give these guys a visit. They will make it worth your time.

Rusty is a tattoo artist here and he does such an amazing job on everything he does. He is very professional and funny. Today was my first time going to him at this location, this place is clean and staff is helpful. Go see Rusty!

I got my second tattoo, but first at fuzion. It is a very clean very friend environment. Travis is definitely my go to guy now. He’s so friendly and AMAZING at what he does. Couldn’t be happier with what I got, it was better than I imagined!

Yes, I’m one of «those» moms who takes her child for a piercing. My daughter wanted her nose pierced, and as I’m somewhat (okay, a lot) of a safety freak, my biggest concern was the cleanliness thereof. They were quite willing to discuss procedures, cleanliness, and their certificates are clearly displayed.
Sure, you might pay more for a piercing here than you pay for at a shop in the local mall, but as in most things in life, you get what you pay for.
PARENTS: make sure that you have identification for yourself and your child (anyone under 18), as well as documentation that you are your child’s parent. Otherwise, it’s a no go. They are very strict about the letter of the law. I had to show my daughter’s ID, my ID, her birth certificate, and proof that we live in the same residence (showing that I wasn’t a non-​custodial parent getting my child a piercing without the other parent’s knowledge). Also be aware that anyone under 18 can’t get a tattoo, even with parental consent.

Nope.
My main issue with this place is the staff acts as though they don’t need/​want your business and that you’re inconveniencing them.
Walked in on a Sat. morning in Feb. around 11:30a to ask for a quote for a script tat. I was quoted $ 300 (for a tat which I subsequently got for about half the price elsewhere).
The woman working at the front desk told me they could not get me in that same weekend because «ummm, on weekends, we’re umm… usually busy with a lot of walk-​ins.» All I could think was that *I’M* a walk-​in, and there was literally one other person waiting to be seen, and he had an appointment.
I then asked what she had available for the following weekend and she told me someone «might» be able to get me in the following Sunday. She went to double check with the tattoo artist who would have done it and came back and told me, «Um…actually, it’s going to be closer to $ 400, and we don’t know if we can do next Sunday for sure.»
At that point I was done. I thanked her for her time, promptly left the studio and went to another studio that had friendly staff and was able to get me in for half the price, as I mentioned, and on the same day (you can look through my reviews to read about my experience there).
I know tattoo studios are generally not known for their customer service, but come on. At least pretend that you want my business.

Came in with my wife to get a tattoo only to be treated like our business was not welcome. There was no one there, the girls at the counter could care less about what we wanted. Once we explained the simple tattoo idea the tattoo artist was even less eager to work. The tattoo was very simple no bigger than 4 inches. We could not get a price and the employees looked so mad to be there. Crappy customer service, unenthusiastic employees, I don’t think anyone who want to mark themselves for life would want that kind of an experience. Went over to Ocean Mystique on 21^st st and had the best experience ever!

Everyone was nice friendly and the shop was clean.

Love this place! Clean professional great staff. I have 3 more appointments there to get work done!

The atmosphere is laid back. TVs all around to watch as you’re getting tattooed. Staff fairly friendly.
Unfortunately for me, my artist upped and left this parlor without telling me, and none of the staff would let me know where he went. So the 2^nd appointment to finish my tattoo was stressful. It was unprofessional on both ends in my opinion (more unprofessional on his than theirs.)
I find that the price is reasonable for my large side tattoo. You get what you pay for. And I have seen nothing but beautiful work come out of this tattoo shop.