RecoveryEvery piece starts as a conversation—not a menu. Explore memorials, portraits, cover-ups, lettering, Northwest subjects, vivid color, and strange ideas made personal.
A wide-eyed companion alive with turquoise, orange, florals, and unapologetic personality.
A roaring red dinosaur breaking through tropical leaves—playful, saturated, and built to be noticed.
Mechanical depth wrapped over the hand, using the knuckles and natural movement as part of the illusion.
A raven, hourglass, florals, and personal dates composed into one living remembrance.
Bear, evergreens, mountain, and a blood moon—an unmistakably Pacific Northwest story with sparks of color.
An orca moving through electric blue, made for a client whose connection to the coast deserved vivid motion.
Sunflower warmth, deep blue petals, and crisp botanical structure built for the shoulder.
A full-chest phoenix balanced around existing work—bold movement with a personal edge.
Character and expression preserved in black-and-grey detail.
Soft tonal work that lets an angel and florals move naturally with the body.
Two pieces, two personalities—humor and remembrance held with equal care.
A hand transformed into a skull illusion with dense, deliberate saturation.
A tarot-framed skeleton rendered with fine detail and old-world character.
Layered petals, precise linework, and contrast shaped to the shoulder.
Names, dates, wings, and a heartbeat joined into a deeply personal tribute.
Books, bones, roses, and a blade—the kind of strange idea that becomes completely yours.
A warm-toned skeleton study with texture that catches the eye from across the room.
A tight placement and unapologetic blackletter made clean and readable.
Sunflower, bees, honeycomb, and a personal honey pot brought together in a warm, joyful composition.
A full upper-arm floral framed by wings, shaped vertically to feel at home on the body.
A crisp archer silhouette balanced with ornamental pattern and an existing butterfly below.
A faded butterfly and flower renewed with cleaner definition, richer color, and a new sense of life.
Not every meaningful tattoo needs to become larger or darker. Here, Jason respected the original butterfly-and-flower idea while restoring its definition, color, and presence.
Bring Jason the tattoo as it is now and the feeling you want it to carry next. The consultation is where coverage, color, scale, and realistic options get worked out together.
