Project standard
Custom Process
Built for realism, sleeves, and larger work that needs concept review before it needs a calendar slot.
Consultation
Submit your tattoo idea through Porter for review by Eddie Gonzalez of YDCINK, housed at Legacy Tattoo in Ogden.
Project standard
Built for realism, sleeves, and larger work that needs concept review before it needs a calendar slot.
Location
YDCINK is the tattoo brand of Eddie Gonzalez, housed at Legacy Tattoo in Ogden, Utah, with consultation requests handled through Porter.
Long-term standard
Each request is judged by how the tattoo should live on the body after healing, not just how it looks in the first photo.


Custom tattoo work needs focus before it needs a calendar slot. YDCINK reviews consultation requests for project fit, placement, scale, style, and execution potential so the final tattoo has the best chance to work on the body.
Eddie takes on projects that align with his strongest visual lanes: black and grey realism, color infused black and grey, sleeves, half sleeves, large-scale tattoos, and meaningful custom concepts.
Start
All consultation requests are managed through Porter and reviewed for project fit, scale, and execution potential.
You do not need perfect wording before you submit. Send the references, explain the idea, describe the placement, and include the meaning behind the piece if it matters to the design.
Process
Fit
YDCINK is a strong fit if you want a custom tattoo instead of a generic design, black and grey realism, color infused black and grey, a sleeve or half sleeve, a large-scale tattoo, a meaningful memorial piece, a faith-based or symbolic tattoo, a tattoo designed around your story, a serious consultation before booking, and an artist with a strong portfolio and detailed style.
YDCINK may not be the right fit if you are only looking for the cheapest available tattoo, a rushed walk-in, or a copied design with no creative direction.