My name is Eric Le, a tattoo artist currently based in Finland. I’ve been tattooing for 3 years and I focus mainly on fine line, black & grey realism, and meaningful narrative-based pieces. My passion for tattooing comes from storytelling — I love turning people’s memories, emotions, and personal journeys into artwork they can carry for life. I aim to create tattoos that feel personal, intentional, and timeless. I’m always inspired by creating a calm and comfortable experience for my clients, and I’m grateful for every opportunity to bring someone’s idea to life. I’m really looking forward to working in Amsterdam and meeting new clients during this guest spot.

Gary Roman Art is a tattoo artist specializing in realism and abstract realism, with seven years of experience in the craft. A passionate lover of tattooing, he draws inspiration from a wide variety of styles within this art form. He enjoys exploring portraits, animals, objects, and baroque art, and loves the challenge of combining a client’s ideas with his own artistic vision to create unique and personal tattoos.

Originally from Patagonia, Argentina, Gary Roman began his journey in European conventions and later settled in Barcelona, where he refined his style while participating in international events. After spending a year and a half in California to seek inspiration and improve his techniques, Gary Roman has now returned to Europe. For him, every tattoo is a form of protection and ascension—an expression that evokes emotion and creates meaningful magic.

This visit marks Gary Roman’s first time in Amsterdam, and he is eager to discover what creative encounters await.

My name is Evgeny, and I’m a tattoo artist specialising in Japanese Tattooing. For me, it’s more than just a style - it’s a way to tell meaningful stories through visual imagery, turning the skin into a living canvas. I aim to create thoughtful, expressive pieces for people who will carry these works with them for a lifetime.

I first encountered tattooing back in 2015, but it truly became a passion three years later. That was a turning point for me, and I’m deeply grateful to my friends who supported me during that time.

I began my career working in neo-traditional style, blending my own artistic voice with the ideas of those I worked with. Over time, I felt drawn to the Japanese approach - It’s depth, symbolism, meticulous attention to detail, and strong cultural and mythological roots have always inspired me.

Today, together with the guests of the studio, I create large-scale Japanese-inspired projects - honouring tradition through classic backgrounds and motifs, while also bringing in fresh, personal touches like bold elements and expressive features.

For me, it’s not just about crafting a great tattoo, but also about giving someone a meaningful experience - something filled with story, emotion, and a sense of legend.