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 and come back with the best next step.
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'm wired more like an inventor — always curious about how things work, and even more curious about people. Back when 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: to give you a smoother experience and a sharper result.
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. He really listens and works alongside you to design your dream piece — I had massive scars 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.
Tell me your storyI'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.
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