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Word of mouth, and randomly meeting makers, has been the way many people discover artists that they are interested in. Asking people where they got their tattoo, or asking friends for recommendations, or stumbling across an artist drawing at a coffee shop is a convenient way to discover a new artist. I've had many people offer to buy me a drink at a bar while I listen to them chat about their new tattoo idea. With the ever growing population of Portland, I find myself going out less and less. I no longer drink alcohol, and haven't been a coffee drinker in over a decade. Busy social situations are often overwhelming for me. This makes it difficult for those random interactions and spontaneous meetings to happen. So, for the price of a cup of coffee, or a pint, you can have direct access to me on my Patreon. With your membership, you will receive the monthly newsletter with booking updates, stickers, t-shirts and access to Members Only events. If you are interested in getting tattooed by me, whether you are a new client or a family member, this is the best way to stay informed. Thank you for your continued support, and please join me on Patreon. 
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Contact Infotext only (503)966-1222
Email dlaciejeanne@gmail.com 
Broadleaf Studio is located in the Buckman neighborhood of Portland, OR. The cozy studio is bright and filled with plants and art that depicts diverse, beautiful, and strong women. Antiques and a ticking clock are reminiscent of a grandmothers peaceful den. The studio is private, and the building is secure which limits traffic through the space. When you are in my chair, you have my undivided attention.
Please, read through the FAQ section of the website before you compose an email or text. I have thoughtfully tried to answer all of the questions that I receive to save both of us time and energy. Your time and thoughts are valuable, and I am deeply grateful for your interest in getting tattooed by me. Thank you for respecting my process. Until we meet, be well.
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