Henry Knight

New school tattoo artist, with great influences from the graffiti and illustration world

Henry comes from the graffiti and illustration world, and you can tell by his work, which he tries to adapt to tattooing as much as possible. His biggest influence is newschool, but as he evolves, he dives into more traditional styles, such as Japanese.

Stefano Phen

Realism and lettering sketch tattooer with graphic elements classic from graffiti always keeping the urban touch

The Italian graffiti artist since 1997 and tattoo artist since 2009 creates multi-style compositions mixing realism and sketch technique with letters and classic graphic elements of graffiti and street art while maintaining an urban flavor.

Sednae

Her pieces are characterized by images with an illustrative base, also adapting it to a “sketch” type style

The most characteristic thing of her pieces is the illustrative background on them, also adapting them to a “sketch” type of style. She works both in black and white and in color, but her main style is a mixture of both concepts, focusing mainly on details and the fusion of those two aspects.

Nicklas Westin

Contemporary, modern Japanese tattoo artist with great attention to details

Arrived from Sweden, Nicklas renews the image of the traditional Japanese tattoo by adding a touch of modernity. It’s very characteristic of his work the way he cares for every detail. 

Lucille De Vil

American Black traditional centered tattoo artist, with solid lines and black contrasts

Lucille comes from Alicante and she has been working with the whole crew from Family Art Tattoo for three years. She respects and admires all styles of tattooing, but her focus is on traditional American black, with solid lines and contrasting black.

Javier Obregón

Biomechanical tattoo artist. He Works grays with lots of black and contrasting everything with a red lightning 

He works with different styles of tattoos, but in the past years he has specialized in Black and Gray and Biomechanical compositions. The pieces that identify him the most are those that he does in gray with large amounts of black and some contrasting lighting in red. His goal is for his work to have a great visual impact and to achieve this, he  develops large pieces where he uses the anatomy of the person.

Javisae

New school cartoon tattooer with greater intensity of color and gradients in his designs

Although its incorporation into the world of tattooing is the most recent, it has already carved a niche for itself within the new school style with its particular casual variant. He highlights the intensity of color and gradients in his designs.

Kuruone

Tattoo artist specialized in Old school/traditional that can also work with  many types of styles and formats

After many years of experience, he works in a great variety of different styles, but his specialization is in traditional tattoos. This has made him a well recognized artist among the classics. He prefers not to limit himself to a single field, constantly expanding his training and enjoying working in other styles.

Victor Chil

New school tattoo artist that also works with realism and contemporary Japanese in color

With over 15 years of experience in the world of tattooing, he has become a benchmark in the international scene of the profession. His work focuses on three defined styles: new school, realism and Japanese, always in full color and with his unmistakable personal touch.

Fran Bautista

A color tattoo artist Specializing in comics, anime and Neo-traditional styles. He also emphasizes realism, color, and fine line.

Fran has been in the business for over 10 years. Originally from Argentina, he excels in neo-traditional tattoos with realistic or cartoonish touches, with a strong command of color, while integrating elements of illustration, ornamentation, Japanese, and florals when the occasion calls for it.