styles we offer

Fine Line

Fine line tattoo style is a minimalist and delicate approach to tattooing, characterized by the use of precise, thin lines to create detailed and often intricate designs. This style has grown in popularity due to its subtle, understated aesthetic and versatility.

Lettering

Lettering tattoo style focuses on the art of words, phrases, or typography, making the text itself the centerpiece of the design. This style is highly versatile, as it can range from simple and understated to bold and elaborate, depending on the font, size, and layout.

Floral

Floral tattoo style is a timeless and versatile tattoo genre that uses flowers, leaves, vines, and botanical elements to create elegant and meaningful designs. It can range from minimalist line art to hyper-realistic representations and is often chosen for its beauty, symbolism, and adaptability to various tattooing techniques.

Geometry

Geometry tattoo style focuses on creating designs based on precise, mathematical shapes and patterns that convey a sense of balance, order, and harmony. These tattoos often incorporate simple geometric forms, such as circles, triangles, and squares, or more intricate structures like mandalas, tessellations, and sacred geometry.

Color Realism

Color realism tattoo style focuses on creating lifelike, highly detailed tattoos using vibrant colors and meticulous shading techniques. This style aims to replicate the appearance of real objects, people, animals, or scenes with photographic accuracy. It’s a highly advanced and visually stunning style that requires exceptional technical skill and artistic vision.

Black & Grey Realism

Black and grey tattoo style is a popular tattooing technique that uses only black ink and varying shades of grey to create detailed, realistic, and often highly artistic designs. This style relies on shading, gradients, and negative space to add depth, dimension, and contrast to the artwork.

Traditional / Neotraditional

Also known as "American Traditional" or "Old School" tattooing, this style is one of the oldest and most iconic forms of body art. It emerged in the early 20th century and is characterized by its bold, simple designs, which were ideal for the limited ink and tools available at the time. Traditional tattoos are highly recognizable and have remained a timeless choice.

Neo-traditional tattoo style is a modern evolution of the classic American Traditional tattoo style. It takes the foundational elements of traditional tattoos, such as bold outlines and iconic imagery, but introduces a wider range of artistic techniques, details, and colors. The result is a vibrant and dynamic tattoo style that bridges the old and the new.

3D

3D tattoo style is a cutting-edge and visually striking tattooing approach that creates the illusion of depth, making the design appear as though it’s popping off the skin or sinking into it. Through the use of shading, highlights, perspective, and optical illusion techniques, these tattoos bring images to life in a highly realistic and eye-catching way.

Embroidery

Embroidery tattoo style is a unique and artistic tattoo genre that mimics the appearance of thread or fabric stitching, often creating the illusion of a delicate, handcrafted piece of embroidery on the skin. This style combines the beauty of traditional handcrafts with the artistry of tattoos, using intricate linework, shading, and texture to resemble thread, needlework, and fabric. It’s a versatile and often feminine style, though it can be adapted to any preference or subject matter.

Watercolor

Watercolor tattoo style is a vibrant, artistic tattoo technique that mimics the flowing, colorful qualities of watercolor paintings. This style is known for its use of soft, fluid colors, blending, and splashes that create a dynamic and ethereal look, resembling the unpredictable and organic nature of watercolor art. Watercolor tattoos often have a painterly aesthetic, with smooth gradients of color, irregular lines, and delicate transitions between hues.

Darker Skin Tones

Darker skin tattoos refer to tattoos specifically designed and applied with consideration for the unique characteristics of melanin-rich skin tones. Tattooing dark skin requires an understanding of how ink interacts with the natural pigmentation of the skin, as well as how to optimize contrast, design, and color choices to create vibrant and lasting artwork. When done correctly, tattoos on dark skin can be just as detailed, colorful, and striking as those on lighter skin tones.

Chinese/Japanese

Asian tattoo style is a broad and diverse category that encompasses traditional tattoo art from various Asian cultures, particularly from Japan, China, and Southeast Asia. These tattoos are known for their rich symbolism, intricate designs, and the cultural significance they carry. The Asian tattoo style can vary greatly depending on the region, but it often features bold, flowing lines, vibrant colors, and a deep connection to folklore, mythology, and spiritual beliefs.

Cover Up

A cover-up tattoo is a type of tattoo specifically designed to conceal or transform an existing tattoo by covering it with a new design. This process can effectively replace an unwanted or outdated tattoo with something more meaningful, visually appealing, or suited to the wearer’s current preferences. Cover-up tattoos require careful planning and skill to ensure the old tattoo is hidden while seamlessly integrating the new artwork.

Micro Realism

Micro realism tattoo style is a subgenre of realism that focuses on creating highly detailed, lifelike images in an incredibly small and precise format. These tattoos are known for their fine lines, delicate shading, and extraordinary attention to detail, which allows artists to capture intricate subjects—such as portraits, animals, objects, and nature—in miniature size. The "micro" aspect refers to the compactness of the design, making the artwork appear almost like a small photograph or a piece of art that fits on the skin.

Animals

Animal tattoo style is a broad and versatile genre that focuses on depicting animals, either realistically or in more stylized forms. Animal tattoos can symbolize a range of personal, spiritual, or cultural meanings, from strength and protection to freedom and loyalty. This style encompasses a variety of techniques, from detailed, lifelike portraits to abstract, symbolic representations, making it a popular choice for tattoo enthusiasts who have a deep connection with the animal world or wish to express certain traits associated with specific creatures.

Religious

Religious tattoo style is a genre of tattoos that draws inspiration from various spiritual or religious traditions, using symbols, imagery, and themes from these beliefs to express devotion, faith, and personal connection to higher powers or spiritual practices. These tattoos often carry profound meaning, representing a person's faith, beliefs, and life journey, and can take many forms, from iconic religious symbols to detailed depictions of deities, scenes, and scripture.

Anime/Comic

Anime/Comic style tattoos are vibrant and dynamic tattoos inspired by the visual art styles of anime, manga, or comic books. These tattoos focus on capturing the bold lines, expressive characters, and vivid colors that are hallmarks of these mediums. They often feature iconic characters, action scenes, or stylistic elements that pay homage to specific anime series, comic books, or graphic novels.