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Skin Poet Tattoos

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  • Artwear ~ Merch drop
  • Black and gray work
  • Florals and Botanicals
  • Illustrative Style

Custom Illustrative Tattoos in Hinesville, Ga

Tattoo of a melting eye with dripping effects.

Bring me your weird designs

Chances are well be able to collaborate to come up with a super unique, dynamic tattoo that is everything you didn’t even realize you needed in your skin! 

Black and gray depiction of the trickster god Loki on the forearm with gold accents

Loki — The Beginning of a Sleeve

This Loki piece was designed from the beginning as the first chapter of a larger Norse mythology sleeve. Even when we’re starting with one tattoo, I’m thinking about what may come next—placement, flow, style, and how future pieces can eventually grow around it..

Illustrative tattoo of the Earth balanced on fingertips with blue and green color details.

The World is at Your Fingertips

This custom design was built around the idea of having the world at your fingertips, all the possibilities and opportunities ahead of you. I love story telling through my art! 

Black and gray Joker-themed illustrative tattoo with layered  portraits and detailed shading.

The Joker - Building a Story

This piece brought several Joker references together into one larger composition. Custom tattooing isn’t always about creating an idea from scratch—sometimes it’s about taking the imagery you already love and figuring out how to combine it into one cohesive design that flows with the body.

Black and gray surreal face and skull tattoo with illustrative shading and anatomical details.

Two Images • One Design

This piece plays with the transition between a human face and a skull, using the shapes of each to create one continuous image. Custom work gives me room to take two separate ideas and figure out how they can interact, overlap, and become something that feels like it was always meant to exist as one design.

Black and gray see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil tattoo with red background accents.

Working With What’s Already There

This custom take on “see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil” was designed to fit into an arm that already had established tattoos and bold red work. Sometimes the challenge isn’t starting with a blank canvas—it’s creating something new that works with what’s already there, using the available space, existing elements, and the client’s idea to make everything feel intentional.

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