Realism, fine line, traditional, Japanese, blackwork, and beyond — every piece drawn from scratch. By appointment at Inkology, Brampton. Booked through consultation only — typical reply within 2–3 business days.
I founded Inkology and have been tattooing full-time for the last six years. I work across the full range — realism, fine line, traditional, Japanese, blackwork, lettering, and large-scale compositions. Every piece is drawn custom for the person carrying it.
“Healed work is the only honest test. I tattoo for how it looks five years from now.”
Studio catalogue · 12 directions
These are the directions I work in — pages from the studio catalogue, each with its own character and approach. Hover any card for an AI-generated style reference. Real client work, healed and fresh, lives in the portfolio.
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AI referencePortrait-grade shading
Heavy depth and soft transitions. Photographic contrast built up needle by needle.
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AI referenceTrue-to-life saturation
Subtle gradients, accurate skin tones, painterly detail held in saturated colour.
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AI referenceSingle-needle precision
Delicate weight, contemporary minimalism, drawn to age gracefully over the decades.
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AI referenceBold lines, classic palette
American traditional. Solid black outlines, saturated reds and golds, built to last.
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AI referenceIllustrative depth
A traditional frame with a wider palette and painterly shading — modern subjects, classic structure.
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AI referenceIrezumi compositions
Wind bars, koi, foo dogs, dragons. Composed to read at any distance and connect across the body.
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AI referenceDensity with intent
Solid blacks, negative-space sculpting, ornamental coverage. Restraint as the design element.
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AI referenceSymmetry and pattern
Mandalas, sacred geometry, dotwork shading. Mathematical structure on organic skin.
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AI referencePainterly impressionism
Soft edges, wash gradients, controlled looseness. Approached as paint, finished as tattoo.
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AI referenceCustom calligraphy
Hand-drawn letterforms. Spaced and weighted for the body part — never font-traced.
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AI referenceNature, studied
Anatomical accuracy, vintage scientific-plate references, fine line meets foliage.
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AI referenceReclaiming the piece
A new composition planned around what's already there. Always a consultation first.
Not sure yet?
Most consultations start with a rough idea and a mood.
Bring what you have — references, a feeling, a story. We'll figure out the style together.
The process
Three steps, no surprises. From first idea to final session, you'll know exactly what to expect.
Step one
Submit the form with your idea, references, size, and budget. It's okay if it isn't fully formed yet.
Share your idea, placement, references, approximate size, and budget. You don't need to have everything figured out — the consultation is where the concept gets shaped.
Step two
We meet in person or over video to lock placement, design, and session count.
We'll review your idea, talk through placement, refine the creative direction, and make sure the design fits your body, style, and vision.
Step three
Your deposit goes toward the final price. One client at a time, never double-booked.
Once booked, your session is private, focused, and built around giving the tattoo the time, attention, and detail it deserves.
Ready when you are
Start your tattoo requestClient notes
Rav listened more than he talked. The shading is still razor-sharp a year on, and the healing was exactly as he said it would be.
Marcus Thorne
Black & grey · healed 12 months
First large piece and I was nervous, but the whole thing felt calm and considered. No rush, no surprises, no upselling.
Elena Rossi
First sleeve
Seeing the healed work next to fresh before I booked is what sold me. My piece aged exactly as he showed me.
David Chen
Forearm · healed 18 months
The consultation was clear, the process was clean, and nothing felt rushed. Easily worth the wait.
Priya Anand
Half sleeve · Japanese
He spent more time on placement than I expected. That extra hour at consult is why the design actually looks like it belongs on my arm.
Theo Cardoso
Storm sleeve · session two of two
I came in for a cover-up I'd been hiding for years. He turned it into a piece I actually want to show off.
Daniel Hwang
Cover-up · shoulder
Detail held beautifully and the linework hasn't blurred at all. Three years in, it looks like the day it was done.
Sarah Kwon
Fine line · ribs · 3 years healed
Came back for my second piece. That tells you everything.
Ren Okafor
Repeat client · back piece
Every question I asked got a real answer. No mystery, no upselling, no salesy energy. Just craft.
Aisha Mensah
Botanical · forearm
Designed around two old tattoos and somehow made the whole arm feel like one continuous piece. That part I didn't expect.
Marcus Lin
Chest + sleeve · neo-traditional
Travelled three hours each way for the consultation alone. Worth it. The studio's clean, calm, and you can feel he takes the work seriously.
Maya Rhys
Travelled from Kingston
The deposit policy and reschedule terms were spelled out in writing before I paid anything. That's rare in this industry, and it built real trust.
Jordan Park
First tattoo
Tell me about your idea. I usually reply within 2–3 business days, and the more you can share, the better I can plan.
