Tattoo Styles
From delicate fineline tattoos to bold statement pieces, different styles demand different strengths. Our team is built from handpicked style specialists, each dedicated to their own craft, creativity, and technical precision.
Anime Tattoo
Drawn from the visual language of Japanese manga and animation — bold colour, expressive linework, characters rendered with the kind of care that only comes from genuinely loving the source material.
Sak Yant Tattoo
Sacred geometric patterns rooted in Southeast Asian Buddhist tradition. Each yantra carries meaning — protection, fortune, inner strength — and is placed with the intention that the tradition deserves.
Realistic Tattoo
Portraits, wildlife, and still subjects rendered with the kind of detail that makes people pause. Texture, depth, tonal range — the full range of what ink on skin can quietly achieve.
Minimal Tattoo
A single clean line can carry more weight than a full composition. Minimal work is about choosing exactly what stays — and trusting the space around it.
Fine Line Tattoo
Botanicals, portraits, and intricate patterns drawn with a single needle. Thin enough to look like pencil. Placed well enough to last.
Coverup Tattoo
The work you've outgrown doesn't have to define the skin you're in. A considered cover-up finds what's possible — and builds something worth keeping.
Colour Tattoo
Colour that holds. Artists who understand pigment behaviour, skin undertones, and the difference between colour that fades fast and colour that ages with you.
Blackwork Tattoo
Solid black ink, used with intent. Heavy fills, considered negative space, graphic composition that commands attention — and only gets better with time.
Black & Grey Tattoo
Smooth gradients, soft washes, tonal control across any subject. Black and grey ages with a quiet elegance that few other styles can match.
Micro Realistic Tattoo
Photorealistic detail at a scale most artists avoid entirely. It requires a steady hand, restraint, and an artist who knows exactly where the line between fine and lost lives.
Geometric & Polynesian Tattoo
Patterns that carry cultural weight and mathematical precision in equal measure. From Maori-rooted koru to contemporary sacred geometry — each line placed with purpose.
Japanese Tattoo
Irezumi carries centuries of craft. Koi, dragons, cherry blossom — compositions built to move with the body, structured by tradition, and made to last a lifetime.
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Contact us now for a free consultation, design advice, pricing, and artist recommendations. Our team is ready to help bring your idea to life