Case 1
A story of reinvention
Placeholder — the real story, in the client's words.
Custom tattoos designed with you and built around your story — crafted to look right for years to come.
Most tattoo artists start with an image.
I start with the person in front of me — because something you'll wear for the rest of your life should mean something that never gets old.
Tell me your idea, your references, and what it means to you. A few minutes is all it takes.
Every enquiry comes straight to me. I'll take a proper look at your idea and come back with the best next step: a consultation, or going straight to booking.
We shape and refine the piece, and you'll see it on your skin before anything's permanent. No surprises.
Done with technique built to age well — plus the aftercare to keep it looking right for years.
I've drawn for as long as I can remember — it's the one thing that's always been mine, and it's why I became a tattoo artist. Drawing well has always been part of who I am; everything else is in service of it.
I'm also wired like an inventor — endlessly curious about how things work, and even more curious about people. While others were still tracing with lightboxes, I was designing in Photoshop; I built my own booking system, and today I use AI the way Tony Stark uses Jarvis — not to replace the hand that draws, but to sharpen it and make your experience smoother.
Most artists are wary of that. I love it — because it means your project is shaped by the best tools available, never limited by one person's ego. I study what matters to you, then transform it into a piece built to last.
(And don't worry — I'm easy to talk to. Honestly, half the work is just a good conversation.)
Placeholder — the real story, in the client's words.
Placeholder — the real story, in the client's words.
"Alex is one of the first artists I've worked with that's 100% committed to your goals for the tattoo. He really listens and works alongside you to design your dream piece. I had massive scars across my chest I wanted to cover — and he absolutely nailed it."
"Excellent from beginning to end. My first tattoo, so I was a bit nervous — but Alex is a true artist. Very professional, very skilful, and I'm delighted with the outcome."
That's the most common way people come to me. A short conversation is usually all it takes to turn a feeling into a clear, strong design.
Tattoo needles are more like fine brushes than injections — the feeling is closer to a light scratch than a jab. If it's injections you're not keen on, you can relax. And we always go at your pace, with breaks, in a calm setting.
Regret comes from rushed, generic decisions. My whole process exists to prevent that: we plan, refine, and preview it before anything is permanent.
We start with a conversation about your idea and your story. Then we design something unique to you together, and I walk you through every step on the day.
Come rested, hydrated and well-fed. I'll send you clear guidance before the day so you feel ready.
The first healing stage takes about 10–14 days, with full skin regeneration up to a month. You'll get simple aftercare to keep it looking its best.
Often, yes. Send a photo with your enquiry and I'll tell you honestly what's possible.
Yes — a deposit secures your spot, and it comes off the cost of your session.
It depends on size, placement and detail. Tell me your idea and I'll give you a clear quote — no surprises, no pressure.
Tell me your story. I'll personally review it, and we'll take the first step together.
I'll email you to confirm your enquiry arrived — reply to it (and check your spam folder, just in case) so we stay connected, and I'll come back to you once I've reviewed your idea.