I walked into their studio one day and was greeted by Sarah. I told her what I wanted to get done. She was super nice and told me Corey's schedule was really full but she would call me in a couple weeks. She never did call me so I called the shop. She said to email her the art I was thinking of and that I could bounce ideas off of her. She said to call back in two months. As I waited I emailed her the different ideas I had. She never responded to any of my emails. I had to call the studio and ask her if she was getting my emails. She said she was getting them but just hadn't had a chance to reply. Finally the two months was up and I called the studio again. This time I was actually able to set a date and time for Corey to tattoo me. It was going to be three months. I also had set an appointment the next day with Henry. I should note that both tattoos were going to be cover ups of old tattoos. I have quite a few chronic illnesses that I have to deal with. I let this be known to Sarah. A week before my appointment I was in San Diego getting Ketamine treatments for pain. I was also going through medication withdrawals so I felt really bad. I called the studio and told Sarah that I was pretty sick but still excited about my tattoos. I don't remember why but I started to cry on the phone and instead of consoling me she hung up on me! I waited 10 minutes so I could compose myself then called back. Sarah said we somehow got disconnected which I knew wasn't true but I didn't want to make a big deal about it. Anyways two days before my appointment I had to be hospitalized. I was devastated. I had been waiting for months for these tattoos and now I wasn't going to be able to get them. I called the studio and told the guy who picked up the phone that I was being hospitalized and would not be able to make my appointments. A few weeks later when I was feeling better I called the studio so I could get back on their schedule. Sarah said that because I canceled last time that both artists were hesitant to put me back into their schedules. They said they would think about it. I asked Sarah if I could come in and show Corey what I wanted. I made an appointment that I thought was going to be us talking for a bit but he had a tattoo appointment with someone else at that same time and only took a quick look but said he would do it. He is not a personable fellow and seemed very cold and unfriendly. I was excited once again. Sarah said to call the shop in about a month to see what their schedules looked like. I called her and she said she would call me back. I waited for a call and I even sent an email asking if she was going to call. Finally it had been a little over a month so I called the shop. She then said that both artists had changed their mind and didn't want to do cover up work. I was beyond sad and a little angry that I had to go through all the calling and waiting just to get told that they changed their minds. I tried to talk to Sarah on the phone and asked her if they could please do it. She basically hung up on me. I sent a detailed email apologizing for any wrong doing on my part and if she would please call back. Then in a last ditch effort I wrote Sarah, Corey and Henry physical letters and mailed them to the shop. I look back at it now and see how desperate I acted but I had been to a few bad tattoo shops and I trusted Corey would do a good job. Same with Henry. I wanted to be certain that whoever tattooed me next would do a good job. I am still hurt with all that they put me through of waiting for months and then saying she would call and never did. Plus never answering my emails. They acted extremely unprofessional. Just the way they had their scheduling set up. You were made to wait a month or two before you would get an actual date of when you could come in. They never called you. You were made to call them again and again. Then once you finally got a date you had to wait months until it was your time. I am just disappointed and sad. I eventually found another artist (who wasn't going to charge me an arm and a leg) to do my cover up. I am not happy with it though. In fact I hate it. I just imagine that if Corey would have done it that it would be so much nicer. There are a lot of great tattoo artists out there that do just as good of a job as Corey but they don't charge nearly the amount he charges. I believe he is overrated and feels he can charge whatever he wants because he is "Corey Millar" and people want to get tattooed by him. I didn't even know who he was until someone who was doing work on the house recommended him because Corey was his cousin. Anyways it was a complete waste of time and energy. I felt I wasn't treated with the respect I deserved. Save yourself the heartache and go somewhere else. It's just not worth it. Read Less

Got a leg sleeve from Obed and it is on point.  Dude has great skills with black and gray realism.  I highly recommend him or any of the other dudes at this shop.  All their artwork is sick.Thanks Obed - John Read Less

Got these bad boys done by the amazing Neil Wilson!! I did a lot of research before choosing an artist, and when I cam across Six Feet Under and browsed the different tattoo artists, I saw that Neil did a lot of beautiful skull work so I was super confident that he was the person to go to. Got the sternum piece in February of 2017. Once I was booked, I met up with Neil at the shop a few days before my appointment and I brought in a reference picture of the foliage and wanted to add the skull to it. Neil put together this awesome design and added the flowers plus some other unique touches. It came out amazing and healed well. It was a painful area to get tattooed, but Neil was super great about taking breaks and making sure not to work on the most painful spots for too long at a time. He was extremely respectful and professional as well. Got the skeleton holding the cat in January 2019 and once again, Neil did amazing work. I brought in the Skelton for reference and he drew up the rest, plus he added his own twist to it to make it a unique piece for me of course. Love it!! Also, this seems like a small detail, but worth mentioning... When he drew it out and transferred the finished sketch to my skin, he added the hand horns separately to ensure it was proportionate and looked okay regardless if my arm was moving or resting. Attention to detail to the max - so rad!!!! Definitely recommend Neil or any other artist at Six Feet Under! Read Less