
Macaque in peaches.
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ジャッカル
Tattoos aren't just drawings. They are a story you carry with you.
Every tattoo is a unique story, created with attention to detail. Japanese and traditional work, cover-ups of old tattoos.
View all worksReady-made sketches can become your story. Finished pieces and custom projects. Japanese style, traditional, blackwork/
Unique sketches for your next tattoo. Japanese aesthetics, symbolism, detail.

JapaneseAvailable

JapaneseAvailable

JapaneseAvailable

Saint Petersburg · Primorsky District · Chyornaya Rechka metro · by appointment
I am a tattoo artist specializing in traditional and Japanese styles. Every piece embodies deep meaning, attention to detail, and respect for tradition. For me, tattooing is not merely a process, but a form of self-expression and art.
“The body is a canvas, and a tattoo is a story you carry for life.” ジャッカル
You tell me what you want.
We settle the size, placement and composition.
I create a design made for your body.
We bring the piece to life.
I explain the aftercare and stay in touch.
TBK / GUIDE
Everything worth knowing before your first tattoo, during the session and after it.
Write on Telegram or Instagram: tell us about your idea, the placement and the size of the tattoo. We work by appointment only, so we agree on a time personally.
Write on Telegram →By appointment in Saint Petersburg: Primorsky District, near Chyornaya Rechka metro.
First we discuss the idea, then I prepare a sketch for the chosen placement and size, and the session takes place only after the sketch has been agreed.
Yes, custom projects are the main part of the work. Tell us what matters to you in the design, and we will arrive at a sketch that suits you. You can also choose a ready motif in the flash sketches section.
The cost depends on the size, the detail and the placement on the body, so it is named after the idea has been discussed. Write with a description or references.
Tell us about your project →Did not find an answer? Detailed materials on preparation, pain, aftercare, healing and choosing a style are in the Tattoo guide →