We have some of the best artists across the UK and Europe in our studios and can accommodate every style at the top level.
category: Illustrative, London, Personal Artwork, Surrealism, Water Colour
London
Illustrative, Personal Artwork, Surrealism, Water Colour
category: London
Originally from Poland, Aleksandra has been drawing since she could hold a pencil and tattooing since October 2016. Her illustrations are inspired by her main interests - occult, folklore, nature, psychedelic and surreal art. She sometimes adds a bit of humour to her designs as a reminder to not take life so seriously and have fun.
London
category: Colour Realism, London, Realism
London
Colour Realism, Black and Grey Realism
category: London, Neo Traditional
London
neo traditional, Japanese
category: Blackwork, Illustrative, London, Personal Artwork
Caro Lacid is an Argentinian illustrator and tattoo artist based in London. She wants to express all the sadness and awkwardness in the world.
Through her blackwork, she wishes to give every customer a reminder of their most profound, silly, weird, odd human feelings and experiences. Caro will also tattoo the occasional bits and bobs from nature.
London
blackwork, illustrative, personal artwork
category: Black and Grey, Cheltenham, London, Neo Traditional
Blake is a Australian Neo traditional artist specialising in black and grey. He gets inspiration from the Renaissance era (Bernini, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci ) as well as British folklore (sorcery, folklore and superstitions). Outside work, he loves travelling and socialising with friends and exploring London!
London
Cheltenham
neo traditional, black and grey
category: London, Script, Sketchwork
Originally from Barcelona, Helena always loved drawing and calligraphy, and she was doing it as a hobby and selling prints while travelling until she started tattooing 3 years ago.
She did her apprenticeship in Chile and then she came back to Europe and had the opportunity to start this path as a tattoo artist.
Her favourite style to do is Sketch and Lettering, and even more a combination of both. She also likes doing mandalas, as she has been drawing them since she was a child as meditation exercises and is the style that introduced her to the tattoo world.
London
script, sketchwork
category: Illustrative, London
Klaudia has been a tattoo artist for 8 years. She graduated fine art studies in 2011 and she was working as a graphic designer for over 4 years.
Specialising in a mix of realistic and graphic tattoos, she likes to combines loose and strong textures with a mixture of grey tones and 2-3 more contrasting colours, to create unique illustrative works.
London
illustrative
category: Abstract, Illustrative, London
Mess has always looked for visual art in his life and sees all aspects of the world in this way. His artwork mixes cubism with integrated minimalist lines and combines them into unique illustrations. As an independent artist, Mess believes that he has a responsibility to bring his vision to the public with the complicated versions of it, such as life.
Mess has many ongoing projects which include his current “tale driver” project. This is about collecting personal written stories from his clients and turning them into visual art.
London
abstract, illustrative
category: Dark Symbolism, London, Realism, Script
London-based Felix Thomas has been tattooing for 3 years. He likes experimenting with Symbolism & Dark Calligraphy, as well as high contrast realistic work. He loves how well Symbolism and Dark Calligraphy work together. He focuses on balance & symmetry, always looking for ways to compliment the human body.
London
script, dark symbolism, bng realism
category: London
Originally from China, Kathy works as a graphic designer and tattoo artist in London and Asian cities. After graduating from Central Saint Martins, she worked as a designer for media and finance companies for over 4 years. Tattooing and drawing was always her passion, which she kept practicing while learning from the best.
Her favourite style to do is fine line, dot work, floral and lettering.
London
category: Abstract, Blackwork, Dot Work, Geometric, London, Minimal, Pattern Work
London based tattoo artist Paul Goodwin has a minimal blackwork style that gives his tattoos a clean and impressive finish.
Taking inspiration from nature and the human condition, Paul works closely with customers to create unique blackwork tattoos, often working with an abstract edge.
London
abstract, blackwork, dot work, geometric, minimal, pattern work
category: Black and Grey, London, Realism, Surrealism
Originally from Slovakia, Milan Boros has been tattooing for around three years, but drawing ever since he was a child. Specializing in black and grey, he loves tattooing dark realism and surrealism.
He likes his tattoos to have that extra contrast which makes them stand out. He considers contrast, values and composition to be the main keys for a good and lasting tattoo. He also enjoys portraits, animals portraits and anything cool and a bit different.
London
black and grey, realism, surrealism
category: Black and Grey, London
Drawing was her favorite thing to do during childhood, quickly growing into passion. Roksana first started tattooing at the end of 2015, in her last year of high school of art. After graduating she moved to Canada and worked in shops in Mississauga, Ontario and Halifax, Nova Scotia, where she got a lot of the experience as a tattoo artist and also for the first time participated in Maritime tattoo festival and won first place for small black and grey tattoo.
London
black and grey
category: Colour Realism, Illustrative, London, Ornamental, Water Colour
Anya is a Russian-born artist with Mongolian and Tatar heritage. These diverse cultures and her post-Soviet upbringing had the most impact on the stories depicted in her art. The main focus of her work is her personal experience and the complex emotions of being low-key alienated from society. “Semitone” is the word that she’d use to describe her art.
She has Academic Art and Costume Design degrees. Feeling too young to start something of her own, she started working for Vogue Russia and fell deeply in love with Haute Couture abundance of shine and textures.
Couple of years later, Anya realized how much she wanted to get back to crafts, take everything that she loved so much and put it into tattooing - that is how her personal style combining single needle black and grey pencil drawings with colorful patterns and realistic gemstones was born. She loves each and every texture there is. Imagine any realistic depiction of metal, glass, fur or any kind of texture that comes to mind and she can bring that to life for you.
London
Colour Realism, Illustrative, Ornamental, Water Colour
category: Abstract, London, Water Colour
Yuki Zerkjad is a Romanian tattoo artist and moved to London in 2016, convinced that it would allow her to grow artistically. Having been on a continuous journey of self-discovery ever since she started tattooing, she’s been aspiring to find the true paths of existence and humanity aesthetically.
London
Abstract, Water Colour
category: Colour Realism, Exeter, Surrealism
Bzzyk's passion has always been drawing. He got his first tattoo machine 23 years ago and made it a life purpose to become the great artist he is today. He specialises in colour realism and surrealism.
Exeter
colour realism, surrealism
category: Cheltenham, Dot Work, Geometric, Minimal, Ornamental, Pattern Work
Ash Voyle's tattooing style is bold and clean, using repeated pattern work and crisp shapes while setting himself apart with tattoos that are contemporary and fresh.
Focusing on creating pieces that complement the body’s natural shape, he uses intricate dots and solid blackwork – standing out on the skin as pieces in their own right, but also working well under or around existing tattoos.
Cheltenham
London
pattern work, minimal, geometric, dot work, ornamental
category: Black and Grey, Cheltenham, Illustrative, Neo Traditional, Personal Artwork
Danny was introduced to the art of tattooing at just 13 years old, making it a life-long passion of his.
Whilst studying at fine art school, Danny developed his artistic skills, learning charcoal and pencil techniques which have made him the incredible black and grey tattoo artist he is today.
Applying himself to realism and surrealism tattoos, Danny ensures customers walk away with a personal piece of art on their body.
Cheltenham
London
black and grey, neo traditional, illustrative, personal artwork
category: Blackwork, Dot Work, Exeter, Geometric, Neo Traditional, Pattern Work, Traditional
Lauren Gow began her tattoo career in Devon before joining NR Studio Cheltenham in 2012 to develop as a tattoo artist. She has successfully honed her skills to become a sought after, traditional tattoo artist, diversifying into neo-traditional, geometric, dotwork and blackwork.
Lauren’s favourite part of her job is creating a tattoo that her customer can be proud to wear on their skin, being inspired by their ideas. In her spare time, Lauren enjoys painting traditional pieces and often sells prints of her artwork.
Exeter
neo traditional, traditional, blackwork, pattern work, geometric, dot work
category: Dot Work, Exeter, Minimal, Water Colour
My name is Alya and I am a watercolor tattoo artist from Russia. I have been professionally engaged in art since childhood.
I graduated from art school and continued my studies at the University of Arts, realising that art has no boundaries I changed the canvas to skin in 2016. My main inspiration is colorful cartoons, reproductions of paintings and contemporary art.
Exeter
Line work, Watercolour, Dot work , Minimal
category: Dot Work, Exeter, Illustrative, Pattern Work
Naomi has been tattooing since 2019 and has recently joined the team in Exeter after returning from working in a studio in Melbourne.
Her love for botanical illustration and nature leans heavily towards her style, she enjoys using fine lines and blackwork in her tattooing.
Exeter
Line work, Dot work, Pattern work, Illustrative
category: Black and Grey, Cheltenham, Surrealism
Bacanu Bogdan has come a long way from tattooing at just 16 with a home-made tattoo machine.
Fast-forward to today, he is one of our most popular artists, specialising in realistic and surrealistic black and grey tattoos.
Taking inspiration from travelling and photography, Bogdan designs totally unique tattoos for his customers.
Cheltenham
black and grey, surrealism
category: Black and Grey, Cheltenham
Ben specializes in black and grey realism with a preferred surreal twist.
He gets his inspiration from nature and other natural forms to create his designs. Ben likes to develop a customer’s idea in his style to create an eye-catching design specifically for that person, making it more personal and unique.
Cheltenham
black and grey
category: Black and Grey, Cheltenham, Colour Realism
Vincent is a Romanian tattoo artist with Arts and Graphic Design backgrounds. He's been tattooing for more than 10 years and can't see himself doing anything else.
His patience, dedication and love for this culture is what drives him to invest his creativity and attention to details into every piece he's tattooing, turning his clients' vision into reality. He specializes in black and grey and colour realism.
Cheltenham
black and grey, colour realism
category: Cheltenham, Colour Realism, Water Colour
Jen studied fine art at Bath University, specializing in painting, locking down her skills as a realism artist.
She then joined No Regrets Studios in 2009 as an apprentice, perfecting her skills as a color realism tattoo artist.
Jen is able to translate her style across many subjects including portraits and pin-ups, but she is renowned for tattoos that focus on nature and animals.
Cheltenham
colour realism, water colour
category: Black and Grey, Cheltenham, Exeter, Sketchwork, Water Colour
Liam joined NR Studio in 2016 after studying fine art at college. He’s been learning to tattoo with the guidance of Danny Romano and specializes in black and grey work, sketchwork, and water color.
Liam’s own work mirrors that of his sketchy, charcoal and colorful artwork, using brushstrokes and abstract shapes to create a unique and visually stunning piece.
Cheltenham
Exeter
black and grey, sketchwork, water colour
category: Blackwork, Bristol, Dot Work, Geometric, Illustrative, London, Minimal, Ornamental, Pattern Work, Personal Artwork
After studying different aspects of art, Simon decided to start a new path in his life as a tattoo artist. He developed a blackwork style which combines geometric patterns and illustrative art to create a unique piece for each customer.
He loves working with lines and dots and is always up for creating something different and visual. When he’s not tattooing, he’s performing as a magician all over the world. And that’s what he’s always adding to his tattoos – a little touch of magic.
Bristol
London
black work, pattern work, illustrative, minimal, geometric, personal artwork, dot work, ornamental
category: Blackwork, Bristol, Cheltenham, Ornamental
Timea Alexa is a Hungarian Tattoo artist, living in the UK since 2014. She's been interested in art and design since a young age and finished a graphic design in 2018 in Bristol.
Alexa's very passionate about blackwork tattoos mixed with floral and delicate designs, dots, shapes, patterns and graphic elements.
Cheltenham
Bristol, London
Blackwork, Ornamental
category: Black and Grey, Blackwork, Bristol, Surrealism
Everyday I try to be a better person than the day before.
I was born in Bucharest, the capital of Romania. While I loved life there I wanted more so began travelling around Europe to learn from and about people and different forms of art. The best way to know people and to love life is to put a part of your story onto the skin. It is important for me to feel the emotion in life, the emotion of art and the emotion of stories. What makes me an artist is my love of this expression and I try to reflect that in my work.
Bristol
Black and Grey, Blackwork, Surrealism
category: Blackwork, Bristol, Ornamental, Pattern Work
Mckenzie brings a wealth of skill and knowledge from his time in the tattoo industry. He has a deep interest in human nature, experience and how we reflect meaning through culture. These interests express themselves in his bold contemporary tribal pattern work.
Bristol
Blackwork, Ornamental, Pattern Work
category: Black and Grey, Bristol, Illustrative, Realism, Script
Alex has been tattooing full time for two and a half years. She draws inspiration from her years spent traveling, working in graphics, street art and painting murals. When she finally settled on tattooing Alex realised she'd missed working with people and really values the collaboration and immediate response from working directly with a client. Alex learnt from several traveling artists before working in a long standing Bristol studio and building a loyal client base. She is passionate about the craft, history and physical interaction of tattooing and is developing her style taking inspiration from the art of Alfonse Mucha, Salvadore Dali and William Morris.
Alex: "Outside of tattooing I love to paint, get out in nature whenever possible or in front of some music. If I wasn’t tattooing I would probably still be painting murals when I could but I don’t doubt that I would mainly be doing illustration and logos banging my head against a computer screen. I can’t see myself doing anything else now, and I feel like I have barely scratched the surface of what tattooing has to offer."
Bristol
Black and Grey, Illustrative, Realism, Script
category: Bristol, Realism
RJ Lenox is a tattoo artist originally from Mexico City. During his 8 years of experience in tattooing he worked in his hometown, as well as in several tattoo studios around the world. He specializes in black and grey realism and likes to experiment with the different tendencies in tattooing, which make his every piece emotional and unique.
Seeking for constant development in his profession, he studied art in New York, in atelier studios such as the Teaching Studio of Art and the Grand Central Academy. Having backgrounds in classical painting and drawing, and being deeply passionate about his craft allows him to apply a great amount of knowledge and dedication to his projects. He highly appreciates creative approach in designing and pays great attention to the artistic sense of every detail, doing his best to achieve an original custom tattoo.
Bristol
realism
category: Bristol, Dot Work, Geometric, Illustrative, Minimal
I started my apprenticeship in 2017 in Southmead Tattoo studio and I was taught by Max Pniewski. After about 6 months I was tattooing regularly and the studio became one of No Regrets Studios so I had a chance to work and learn from more skilled and talented artists.
During my apprenticeship I’ve learnt to tattoo in many different styles and I really like to combine them, for example realism and dotwork, I think it makes the design more unique and the process more exciting for both me and the client.
I always wanted to be an artist and a designer but never been sure which direction to choose and I feel very lucky that I found myself in the tattoo industry, because it allows me to be really creative and work with the client directly, meet wide range of interesting people which isn’t always the case in other creative industries.
Outside of tattooing I study graphic design and illustration, I graduated from Bath Spa university in 2020 and I’m getting ready to start my masters degree. I try to travel as much as possible, because that’s the best way for me to relax and find inspiration for my work.
I love tattooing female figures combined with nature and I’ll always want to tattoo more of them!
Apart from travelling I take artistic inspiration from other artists- photographers, directors, musicians and very often tattoo artists I work with daily in the studio.
Bristol
illustrative, minimal, dot work
category: Blackwork, Cheltenham, Illustrative, Personal Artwork
Sophie is an illustrator and tattoo apprentice who enjoys exploring the provocative.
Heavily inspired by her previous life as a model and make-up artist, her work incorporates elements of fetish, manga and high fashion.
Cheltenham
illustrative, blackwork, personal artwork
category: Bristol, Personal Artwork
Flavia Verda created the creatures as a totally different style than her black work with the same love and passion. Starting as street art in Bucharest 10 years ago, the creatures evolved into an original tattoo style, transcending from the walls into a new canvas.
They can be found all over the world and you can have one only for yourself. Every creature is unique so if you like the extra cute , sometimes creepy combination don’t hesitate to contact us for a consultation.
Bristol
personal artwork
category: Blackwork, Bristol, Dot Work, Geometric, Illustrative, Pattern Work, Personal Artwork, Traditional
Flavia is a street artist from Romania who began her tattoo career at NR Studio in Bucharest as an apprentice. Her tattoos take influence from nature, animals and plants, but she’s also inspired by human interactions, friends and cute situations.
Now based in Bristol, Flavia tattoos in a traditional style and is happy to take on most projects. She has developed her own style shaped by her street art and has a portfolio full of creatures she’d like to tattoo, all patiently waiting for the right person to claim them.
Bristol
traditional, black work, pattern work, illustrative, geometric, personal artwork, dot work
category: Black and Grey, Cheltenham, Illustrative
After studying architecture in a fine art school, Athena Kubik achieved a depth of knowledge in understanding light, shape and shadow, which led to a natural progression in tattooing.
Athena Kubik started her tattoo journey a few years ago, has been tattooing for a year and is currently looking forward to develop her illustrative style of work into something new.
Cheltenham
Black and Grey, Illustrative
category: Bristol, Personal Artwork
As a Bristol tattoo artist, Max has been rapidly developing his skills in both tattooing and many other media of painting and digital art. While comfortable in all styles of tattooing, he is particularly focused on the “realistic” path, focusing mostly on colour work. Max is known as one of the most travelling artists in the UK, heading conventions and guest spots every month for the last couple of years. His hard work and dedication are giving him strong roots on the “tattoo map”.
After all these years, Max still concentrates on improving his work and artwork using different techniques, including learning all computer graphic programs etc. He doesn’t give away any opportunity to improve as an artist and as a person.
Bristol
personal artwork
category: Black and Grey, London, Surrealism
Originally from Italy, Alo Loco specialises in black and grey realistic and surrealistic tattoos. Full sleeves and big pieces are his favourite ones to work on. Always working on improving techniques, he pays special attention to details and other aspects such as volume, texture and composition in order to create that tattoo that people will be proud to wear on their skin forever.
London
black and grey, surrealism
category: Exeter
Sean’s background is in fine art, he is a mixed media artist who uses drawing, collage, painting and sculpture. He is influenced by folk art, queer culture, the beautiful the unusual and his travels.
Sean started his apprenticeship under the talented Lauren Jayne Gow and is excited to learn the craft and develop his artwork with tattooing.
Exeter
category: Black and Grey, Exeter
Andrei has always been attracted to art and expressed his artistic sense through various forms (including painting, watercolour, mosaic and pencil). He believes art is a lifestyle, not just a job, which is why he graduated from Art School and University. He feels tattoos are appreciated because it’s an “area where not many people arrive and not many excel.”
Andrei is attracted to realism and surrealism, creating an original design for each client and transposing their idea using his artistic vision to see the composition. Art on the skin is fascinating because each client is a canvas walking around the world and everything we see.
Exeter
black and grey
category: Cheltenham, Neo Traditional, Traditional
Tanya started tattooing in 2009 and has travelled all over the UK and overseas, spending most of her time in Australia and New Zealand before setting her roots in Cheltenham. In 2015, she also became a qualified Cosmetic Tattoo Artist, specialising in brows, eyeliner and lips.
Tanya’s favourite style to tattoo is Neo-Traditional, but she especially loves working in colour and is particularly fond of all things tropical!
Cheltenham
neo traditional, traditional
category: Black and Grey, Exeter
Alexandra has always had a passion for art, expressing her ideas through drawing and painting. She attended both Art School and University, achieving a Master’s Degree while developing her artistic sense. Approaching a multitude of styles, from oil painting on canvas to street art, Alexandra believes her art and ideas come straight from the soul.
Artistic creativity is an extension of the self in a symbolic form. Art talks about artists and their lives, so they must be able to recognise themselves in it. In most tattoos, Alexandra’s approach is a realistic style because she likes to emphasise as much as possible the emotions they can bring out.
Exeter
black and grey
