MY GOAL.

My aim is to create tattoos that are timeless—pieces that remain as striking decades from now as they are the day they're completed. I believe great tattoos should age beautifully with the wearer, standing the test of time both artistically and technically.

This is what continually draws me to Irezumi and Traditional Japanese tattooing. These designs have endured for centuries, not because they follow trends, but because they are rooted in exceptional craftsmanship, powerful symbolism, and balanced composition. They looked remarkable hundreds of years ago, and they continue to feel just as relevant and impactful today.

I approach every tattoo with the respect it deserves. I'm committed to creating the highest quality work possible, taking the time to design and execute each piece with care, precision, and a dedication to the traditions that inspire my work.

GETTING THE PROCESS STARTED.

Every large-scale tattoo begins with a consultation. This is an essential part of the process, giving us the opportunity to discuss your ideas in detail, explore the direction of your project, and ensure we're the right fit to work together. If we decide to move forward, we'll then schedule your tattoo appointments.

During your consultation, I'll take detailed notes and, where necessary, photograph or trace the area to be tattooed. This allows me to design a piece that works specifically with your body and complements the natural flow of the placement. You're encouraged to bring reference images, inspiration, or any research you've gathered, as well as your own ideas and goals for the tattoo.

A successful Traditional Japanese tattoo is built on trust and collaboration. It's important that we're aligned in our vision before the design process begins, ensuring we're working towards the same goal and creating a tattoo that you'll be proud to wear for a lifetime.

Aaron Willett