Realism tattoos are a style of tattoo art focused on creating life like, highly detailed images that closely resemble real photographs or objects. This tattoo style requires a high level of skill, as the artist needs to understand shading, light, texture, and perspective to capture an almost three-dimensional effect on the skin.

Portraiture tattoos are a specialised type of realism tattoo that focuses specifically on recreating detailed, lifelike images of people or animals, often capturing a subject’s face or expression. These tattoos are usually designed to immortalise loved ones, historical figures, celebrities, or even fictional characters.

Black & grey tattoos are a classic and versatile style of body art that relies on shading, contrast, and monochromatic tones to create detailed and striking designs. This timeless tattooing technique has been popular for decades, blending realism and artistic depth.

Large-scale tattoos can be a bold personal statement, a form of artistic expression, or even a way to tell a story across a larger canvas. People choose large tattoos for various reasons, including aesthetic appeal, cultural significance, and the ability to incorporate intricate details that smaller tattoos might not allow.

It used to be tradition to tie a black cloth band around the arm when you were in mourning. This was a way to show that you had lost someone, but now, tattoo bands and lines can provide a permanent mark of emotion.