Tattoo Styles

Are you looking for a specific style? We have artists for every style.

Blackwork

Blackwork tattoos use bold black ink to create strong, high-contrast designs. The style can include solid areas of black, detailed linework, patterns, shading, or illustrative imagery.

American traditional

American traditional tattoos feature bold black outlines, a limited color palette, and simple, recognizable imagery. Common designs include roses, daggers, skulls, eagles, hearts, and nautical symbols.

neotraditional

Neo-traditional tattoos combine bold outlines and classic tattoo imagery with richer colors, detailed shading, and more realistic or decorative elements.

Realism

Realism tattoos recreate lifelike images with detailed shading, depth, and precise proportions. Common subjects include portraits, animals, nature, and objects designed to look as realistic as possible.

microrealism

Microrealism tattoos create highly detailed, lifelike images on a very small scale. They often use fine lines, soft shading, and precise techniques to capture realistic subjects in a delicate, compact design.

illustrative

Illustrative tattoos combine artistic linework, shading, and stylized details to create designs that feel hand-drawn or storybook-inspired. They can range from simple and delicate to bold and highly detailed.

fine line

Fine-line tattoos use thin, precise lines to create delicate and detailed designs. This style often features minimal shading and a clean, subtle appearance.

Florals

Floral tattoos feature flowers, leaves, and botanical elements in styles ranging from delicate and minimal to bold and detailed. They can be customized to symbolize personal meaning, favorite blooms, or a specific aesthetic.

ornamental

Ornamental tattoos use decorative patterns, flowing lines, symmetry, and intricate details to create elegant, jewelry-inspired designs. They are often customized to complement the natural shape and movement of the body.

Blastover

Blastover tattoos place a new design over an existing tattoo while allowing parts of the original artwork to remain visible. This creates a bold, layered look without completely covering the tattoo underneath.

Cover ups

Cover-up tattoos use a new design to conceal or transform an existing tattoo. The artwork is carefully planned with strategic placement, shading, color, and detail to create a fresh, cohesive result.

custom

Custom tattoos are original designs created specifically for you based on your ideas, style, placement, and personal meaning. Each piece is thoughtfully designed to create a one-of-a-kind tattoo that feels uniquely yours.