Below is a breakdown of the styles I specialize in — if you don't see exactly what you're after, reach out anyway, id be more than happy to point you in the direction of an artist that could be your fit.

Fine detail, depth, and dimension in monochrome.
Black and grey is the foundation of the craft. Working entirely in ink and water, this style demands precise control over shading, contrast, and tonal range. The result is work that feels dimensional — portraits, realism, illustrative pieces — rendered with depth that color can't always achieve. It ages beautifully when done right.
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Delicate, precise work built to last.
Fine line tattooing is all about restraint and control. Single-needle or tight groupings create crisp, minimal designs — botanical work, geometric patterns, delicate script, small detailed pieces. The challenge is building something that holds up over time without blowout or fading. Placement and technique matter enormously here.
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Bold outlines, rich colors, classic American heritage.
American Traditional is one of the most enduring tattoo styles for a reason — bold black outlines, a limited but saturated color palette, and iconic imagery that reads clearly from across the room. These tattoos are built to last decades. The rules exist for a reason, and working within them produces something timeless.
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Classic structure, modern illustration sensibility.
Neo-traditional keeps the bold outlines and intentional color of American Traditional but opens the door to more complex compositions, expanded color palettes, and illustrative detail. Think of it as the bridge between old-school tattooing and contemporary illustration — structured, but with more room to breathe.
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Names, quotes, and meaningful words done right.
Lettering is one of the most requested styles and one of the most unforgiving. Inconsistent spacing, uneven baselines, or letters that don't flow together are permanent. I take the time to get it right — whether it's a single name, a full quote, or a custom typographic piece. Clean, consistent, and built to stay legible.
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Ink that lives a double life — seen and unseen.
UV-reactive ink adds a hidden layer to a tattoo that only reveals itself under blacklight. It can be used as a standalone piece or layered into existing black and grey work to create a dramatic dual effect — subtle in daylight, glowing under UV. This is specialty work that requires specific inks and technique to execute cleanly.
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Book online or call. Tell me what you're thinking — even a rough idea is enough to start.
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We talk through placement, size, style, and reference. This is where the idea takes shape.
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I draw something built specifically for you — not pulled from a flash sheet.
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Sessions run 2–8 hours depending on the piece. We go at a pace that works for you.
Pricing is based on the size, complexity, and placement of the piece — not a flat hourly rate. Every quote is custom because every tattoo is custom. A small fine-line piece and a full sleeve require very different conversations.
A deposit is required to hold your appointment. Deposits go toward the total cost of your tattoo. Reach out to get a quote for your specific idea.
Let's talk about it. No idea is too small or too complex.