The style our shop was founded on, Black and Grey tattoos cover a variety of subjects and content with one simple rule: no color allowed. Black ink and grey variants are utilized to create beautiful, clear images that stand the test of time.

Bold, black lines (single weight) and rich, saturated colors are hallmarks of the American Traditional/Old School Tattoo style. Sometimes called “sailor” tattoos thanks to the work of Sailor Jerry, Traditional tattoos are renowned for their bright colors and longevity.

An updated take on the American Traditional style, Neo Traditional Tattoos bring varying line weights and color gradients to the work while keeping the bold, saturated colors of Traditional tattoos intact.

Red and black reign within the Trash Polka Tattoo style! Originating in Germany in the early 2000s, Trash Polka tattoos feature abstract shapes, brush strokes or splatters, and realistic elements to create a bold sense of movement and design.

As the name suggests, Fine Line Tattoos consist of minimalistic designs, thin linework, and little to no shading.

Japanese/Asian style tattooing focuses on bold colors, cultural imagery, and large designs with flowing, nature-inspired backgrounds. Animals (tigers, snakes, koi, cats); Mythological Beasts (dragons, foo dogs, demons, gods); Warriors (Samurai); Flowers (lotus); Wind; and Water are pulled together to create scenes rich in meaning and culture.

Bright, absurdist colors; creative combinations; and surrealist imagery bring the Psychedelic style to new worlds. Incorporating a variety of styles from Geometric to Traditional, Psychedelic Tattoos reimagine and enhance the imagery in brave new ways.

Bold, black, and provocative, Tribal Tattoo styles have a rich history in designating family, clan, and nationality. Featuring rich blackwork, tribal designs utilize geometric shapes and flow to work with and highlight the body.

From Mandalas to Animals to Plants to Shapes, Geometric tattoos incorporate light sources and repeating patterns to showcase intricate, well-honed design. Great for covering large areas or filling in spaces between other pieces, Geometric tattoos look wonderful in black and grey or with touches of color.

Producing the same feel as watercolor paint on paper, Watercolor Tattoos utilize lots of color, often pastels or muted tones, with soft edges which “fade out” to the skin. Animals, characters, flowers, and nature scenes are great subjects for Watercolor Tattoos.

Sometimes older pieces need a little love. All Timeless Tattoo artists are adept at reworking or covering old tattoos. Reworking utilizes what is there while giving the piece a refresh. Coverups enable a new piece to shine where the old one has faded. It is important to keep in mind that coverups must use what is there already and will often be larger than the previous piece. We recommend consults with our artists to discuss coverup/rework possibilities.