Halloween Flash Sale
Walk-ins welcome
A one-day flash for Halloween. Sit down for something spooky off the sheets and walk out the same afternoon — no appointment needed.
Around Town
Beyond the Chair
Twin Falls, Idaho
We don't just run a shop on Blue Lakes — we live here, we raise our families here, and we think a studio should show up for the town it's in. Below are the events coming up around the shop, the causes we've stood behind, and the time the news crew came through.
Part One
Flash sales and holiday happenings, held at the shop.
Walk-ins welcome
A one-day flash for Halloween. Sit down for something spooky off the sheets and walk out the same afternoon — no appointment needed.
First come, first served
One lucky date, one day only. The sheets go up ahead of time, so come early and pick your mark before someone else does.
Dates, designs and pricing for every event go up on Instagram first — that's the fastest way to see what's on the sheets before we open the doors. Looking for a tattoo today? The flash sheets are ready any day we're open.
Part Two
The stories that came through the shop.
Press coverage
We put a sheet of Idaho-themed designs up on July 3 — the day Idaho came into the union in 1890 — and let people walk in and out in about twenty minutes. Mountains, potatoes, cowboys, an Idaho outline, and a Napoleon Dynamite for anyone who wanted one, all at a lower price than a standard appointment. We picked the date on purpose: everyone else does Friday the 13th or July 4, and nobody was marking the actual birthday.
Watch the story on KITVPart Three
Causes we've stood behind, and the seats we hold.
Ongoing support
Bikers Against Child Abuse. We're proud to stand behind B.A.C.A. and the work their members do protecting and empowering kids in our community.
Benefit event
A benefit for the victims of the Twin Falls In-N-Out shooting. We tattooed at the Stone House on October 17, gave our proceeds to the fund, and helped get the word out on our own pages. When the Valley needs something, we show up.
Auction donation
$600 in gift certificates were donated to the auction at the 2026 fentanyl awareness event, put on by Realcovery Men's Sober Living at Twin Falls City Park, with Recovery in Motion and other local recovery groups taking part.
Gift certificates
$300 in gift certificates were donated to Recovery in Motion, a recovery organization here in Twin Falls.
Gift certificates
$300 in gift certificates were donated to Empty Bowls, the annual soup-dinner fundraiser run by South Central Community Action Partnership. The 2026 gathering was held April 24 at the Twin Falls County Fairgrounds, and every dollar it raises goes to SCCAP's food program, which supports 21 soup kitchens and food pantries across the Magic Valley.
Civic service
Hannah holds a seat on the Twin Falls Public Art Commission, the city's advisory group on public art — the people who help shape what shows up in public spaces around town. We think it's worth having one of our own artists at that table.
Know a cause that could use a hand — or a design we should give away for one? Tell us about it.
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