Multiple Artists in each location, so feel free to view their portfolios.
Traditional
Traditional, also referred to as American Traditional or old school, is one of the oldest forms of tattooing. Known for it’s solid black outlines and classic patriotic imagery, Traditional tattoos have stood the test of time.
Abstract
This modern style of art usually doesn’t have a type of outline. It breaks away from traditional representation of animals, people, and the world around us.
Japanese
This style of tattooing dates back to 10,000BCE, and is one of the most sacred tattoo arts. These detailed designs cover large areas of the body, and follows a strict set of artistic rules. Usual imagery includes cherry blossoms, koi fish, lotus flowers, dragons, war dogs, and geishas.
Sketch
This style of art has a fresh from the drawing board feel, using sketch lines to create your tattoo. Nothing is perfect, and sometimes the lines don’t touch or close.
Fine line
One of the newer styles thanks to improvements made with tattoo machines, inks, and needles. Artists can add more detail and special effects to their work. This style is usually used in portrait tattoos or to achieve a delicate look.
Biomechanical/Bio-organic
This style aims to combine the human body and all of its curves with machinery. For instance, it may look like a flash of metal machinery is peaking out from a torn open arm.