Creations Kadi Tattoo

Private tattoo studio

Custom tattoo

I master a variety of styles, including portrait, neo-traditional, old school, ornamental, Polynesian, custom lettering, UV, cartoon, sketchy, dotwork, new school, tribal, trash polka, abstract, realistic, animal portrait, 3D, zentangle, geometric, Celtic, biomechanical, and watercolor. Each style can be done in color or black and gray. Additionally, the handpoke technique is now available.

Black & Grey tattoo

Black and white, also known as black and grey, adds a classic and elegant touch to tattoos. Black and grey's reputation for durability, speed of execution, and smooth gradients explains its popularity. Black and grey is found in several styles, from realistic portraits to Polynesian, geometric, and ornamental designs. This type of tattoo is ideal for dark skin. Now also available in handpoke.

Color tattoo

Nowadays, tattoos are offered in a breathtaking variety of colors, each as vibrant and attractive as the next, and which retain their brilliance over the years. Color brings another personality to the tattoo, and has generated new, more modern styles for this body art. Color tattoos are sometimes combined with micro-dermal piercings, highlighting both the tattoo and the piercing, in an extraordinary concept. Add UV ink to your project!

UV tattoo or INVISIBLE tattoo

For over 20 years, UV tattoos have left us speechless with their impressive glows, ranging from white to purple. Like other non-UV inks, they are made with non-toxic ingredients, with care, under exceptional hygiene conditions. To optimize the healing of an ultraviolet tattoo, special attention must be paid to basic care for the first three weeks following the tattoo, and sun exposure should be avoided for the first three months.

Traditional handpoke tattoo

Also called Stick and Poke, hand poked is a tattoo performed using a needle (as in a traditional tattoo machine), but without electricity and without a machine. This pigment insertion technique recalls traditional tattooing. Hand poke tattoos bring a unique look to the tattoo, and are presented in different styles; dotwork mandalas, Polynesian, sketchy... In general, Stick and Poke tattoos can be less painful than a machine-made tattoo. However, the execution is longer. Therefore, longer sessions will be necessary for larger pieces. Often, healing is faster than with a machine, since the skin is less damaged.