Trinity Art Collective

Specialties

Oriental: Usually very bold line work is used as well as smooth black and gray and bold detailed color saturation. Big designs of dragons, flowers, koi fish, and other animals are the most common themes.

Realism: These tattoos are usually portraits or landscapes that will mimic the fine detail of a photograph.

Custom Lettering: There are thousands of fonts on a computer now days and because of this I try to do a more custom design for each and every client.

Tribal: Usually these tattoos are designs that are black silhouettes. Most are based on ancient tribal designs, but I love to do a combination of both and do a mutation that will be totally custom.

New School. These are usually caricatures or cartoons, which have been changed in a creative way through light sources and bold colors.

Traditional: This will be tattoo work that features bold black outlines and a pitch of black shading contrasted with very bright colors.

Bio mechanical will often depict machinery of screws, wheels and pulleys that is intertwined with human flesh.

Bio-​organic is usually images of nature such as coral and microscopic images intertwined..

History

Established in 2015.

Trinity Art Collective is a full-​service body art studio dedicated to consistently providing high customer satisfaction by rendering excellent service, quality products, and furnishing an enjoyable atmosphere at an acceptable price/​value relationship. We will also maintain a friendly, fair, and creative work environment, which respects diversity, ideas, and hard work.

Drawing or placing a transfer of the design on the skin carries out the body art process. A machine that injects colored ink under the skin is then used to produce the image. Body artists must be able to produce a wide variety of art, either from their own standard designs or, more often, designs brought by customers themselves. Body art has grown immeasurably in technique, artistry, health awareness, quality and professionalism since the first electric machine appeared about 100 years ago. Any part of the body may be altered, although most professional artists will refuse to place art on the hands, face or neck, and ge

Meet the Business Owner

Tony S.

Business Owner

Born and raised in Tucson, AZ. I have always loved drawing since I was a little kid, and keep drawing over the years. I messed around a little in high school tattooing my friends. 1994 I joined the Marines and bought my first Spaulding and Rogers Tattoo kit. From then I tattooed any body that would let me practice on them and being in the Marines their was plenty of guys and girls to work on.

It was not until 2007 that I got serious with tattooing and started working in a shop. I finally opened my shop in 2015 with two good friends Trinity Art Collective. I hope to see you soon, so we can create something new.