Our Artists

I have been a tattoo artist for 8 years now and I absolutely love to see the smile on a clients face when they see the final piece that I have created for them. I have a fun sense of humor and I love to make people laugh to help make them feel relaxed and comfortable. I am very grateful and humble to be able to create my art work on my clients.

I work very often with clients who may be new to the experience of being tattooed, with a focus on providing a friendly, professional atmosphere. Getting tattooed should be a good time! It's my goal that my clients feel comfortable, relaxed and appreciated.

When you come in for a tattoo I want you to be happy with the tattoo AND the experience , because you will remember both forever.

 I have been tattooing for over 20 years. I am very versatile in many styles but Japanese style is what I love to do best. I like to take my time and have the best outcome for every tattoo. 

I like to conversate with my clients to help make them feel comfortable and make their experience memorable. 

I've been drawing since I could pick up a crayon, and art has always been my number one passion! As I've grown into adulthood, tattoos have been number one in my heart! I love to wear them and dream of putting beautiful art on people for the rest of my life. A lover of all styles but American Traditional style has always been my favorite! Aside from art I enjoy playing basketball, hiking, spending time with friends and family and of course hanging out with my awesome cat Dexter! 

My name is Nathanial, but you can call me Nate. I’ve been drawing on and off my entire life, and picked up painting 8 years ago. My artwork has always been an outlet for me to express myself and I’m very fortunate to help others express themselves too. I prefer illustrative work that’s very dark and dreary. I enjoy anything relating to horror, sci-fi, and spookiness. If it’s dark and dreary, it’s right up my ally, but I also love to use bright colors to capture the personality of a piece. I enjoy challenging myself but I will never make the grave mistake of biting off more than I can chew.