Butch Tattooing in Leeds

It’s with pleasure, that we are going to have Butch guesting in our studio in November 25-26. Butch was the first Tattoo Artist who I worked with who could draw, who was an artist. He knew how to run a tattoo studio, as I don’t believe a tattoo studio can be run for real if the owner is not a tattoo artist, as all they care about is the money. Butch only had real artists in his studio, I still respect him to this day as he taught me how to be an artist. I didn’t draw enough when i first met Butch, and he made me understand how important it’s to draw as a tattoo artist. You will not be able to deal with the human body if you don’t draw, and as a tattoo artist, you will have to deal with the human body some day, having to link an image to another image, between 2 parts of the body. So I have time for people who are genuine, that’s why I’m looking forward to see him. A lot of artists who worked with Butch gave up on him, as they couldn’t cope with him being tough, however, I’m glad I went until the end and it worked out, I feel like I went to the army and I passed the test. So see you soon Butch.

Realist Humming Bird Tattoo

I have been tattooing Fernando for a while now, what a cool experience. He wanted a full sleeve in colour, realism brazilian theme. He had a lot of animals from the amazon jungle, the amazon has some really interesting animals ao I had fun with all his requests. we hve one more session to go, so we can finally take the final picture. Thank you Fernando

A blast from the past, black and grey realism

This Tattoo was made a few years ago, in my last studio, i was looking through my camera roll and i found it. Black and Grey Realism portrait, i also love colour realism, however, black and grey is very relaxing. I draw realism in my free time in order to understand how shadow falls in a subject.

Dog Portrait Tattoo

Realism Portrait Tattoo
Realism Portrait Tattoo of my clients dog who unfortunately passed away. I love to do Portraits and realism, however the hand is the hardest area of the body to tattoo. So I make sure to ask the client to come back for a touch up, as everyone heals very different on the hand. Specially depending on how they spend their day, clients who work manually are the ones who usually need a touch up for sure, those who work in a office or do not use the hands that much, usually heals better. However just to be sure, I book a second session, just to be on the safe side. Thank you 
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