Traditional Japanese tattoos are not just for the Yakuza, just like traditional Americana tattoos are not just for sailors or criminals. Think creatures of legend, lotus flowers, characters from the Japanese language, and tsunami waves. Originating during the Edo period (1603-1868), Japanese style is rooted in folklore featuring heroes from the Suikoden and mythological. And that’s traditional Japanese, or Irezumi, AKA Oriental style tattoos. Tattoo styles come and go, but one style continues to maintain its popularity throughout the centuries. Through the use of fine lines, contrast, shading, and 3D effects, as well as different sized needles and a range of tones, your artist will bring your tattoo to life.
Our artists that specialize in realism have a critical eye for detail, taking as much time as necessary to accomplish the desired effect of etching a photograph on your skin. As time goes by, this style is more and more refined, with experts in realism easily identifiable.
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They come in all sizes, black and grey, full colour, or a mixture of the two which has incredible visual impact when done well. Realistic tattoos portray anything from people and animals, to nature, scenery and objects. The realism tattoo style is an absolute classic, and perfect for capturing something or someone very specific. Photo-realistic tattoos (the ones you could confuse for an actual photo of something real) are an investment in time and money. And it should be, because the artist is literally engraving the world as you see it onto your skin.
A realism tattoo is a true commitment to great body artwork.
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