Realism tattoo artist

Meet our realism artists

Realism is one of the most elaborate tattoo styles. Being able to create detail, soft shading and texture in realism takes advanced technical command and an understanding of anatomy and light. So choosing an artist who specialises in realism guarantees a good result that lasts.

We have a team of artists specialising in realism who work in both black and grey and colour realism.

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Meet our artists

Evo Erk

Born in Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Evo Erk is an artist with an international career and co-founder of Tracia Tattoo in Valencia. His style focuses on black and grey realism and colour, standing out for his ability to capture expression and detail.聽

With years of experience and a passion for art, he has developed an advanced technique, achieving tattoos with a high level of realism. As well as tattooing, Evo Erk is also a painter, which enriches his style and his understanding of how to handle colour and light.

Aitor Peris

Born in Alzira (Valencia)

Aitor Peris is a tattoo artist working in black and grey realism, with a personal technique based on portraits and pieces inspired by cinema and pop culture.

His command of contrast and depth lets him achieve striking compositions. With control over shadow and an advanced technique, Aitor turns every design into a faithful representation of reality.

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Pilluly

Pillulyink stands out at Tracia Tattoo for his focus on colour realism, setting him apart from Evo Erk and Aitor Peris, who specialise in Black & Grey. His style is distinguished by vibrant colours, soft gradients and a painterly effect that brings every design to life.

He has also mastered the watercolour style, bringing in brushstrokes and splashes of colour for an artistic, original finish. If you are after a realism tattoo with a unique visual impact, his work is a great option.

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David Agull贸

David Agull贸 specialises in colour realism and black and grey, paying particular attention to texture and to the dynamism of his tattoos. His work is characterised by attention to nuance and an exceptional use of gradients, creating tattoos that are alive and full of detail.

His experience and dedication have let him develop a style of his own, recognised for its precision.

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The advantages of choosing a realism artist

Realism is generally characterised by:

Precision in the detail

A realism specialist knows how to capture every nuance faithfully to reality.

Advanced technique

Creating contrasting shadows and soft transitions takes real technique.

Keeping the tattoo long term

A Well-executed work will make sure the tattoo keeps its quality over time.

Depth and three-dimensionality

Important for the tattoo to have a convincing three-dimensional effect effect.

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Realism tattoo artist in Valencia. Why Tracia Tattoo?

At Tracia Tattoo we are known for experience, precision and a real passion for the art of tattooing.

Our team is made up of artists trained and experienced in realism, each with their own style and technique that guarantee quality results. We also work with the best materials and in a completely safe, hygienic environment, for the best possible experience.

Come and meet us, tell us your idea and start working hand in hand with the team.

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FAQs

Does a realism tattoo hurt more than other styles?

How much it hurts depends on the part of the body and each person's tolerance. That said, realism can take longer sessions, which could increase the discomfort.

It depends on the design and its complexity, but they tend to be long sessions lasting several hours.

Some small pieces can be finished in one session, but larger tattoos or more detailed ones need several.

It is important to follow your artist's instructions, including cleaning, moisturising and sun protection, to help preserve the detail and intensity of the design.

Generally, black and grey tattoos tend to age better, as black and grey tones fade more evenly over time.

High-resolution photographs, with strong contrast and sharp detail, make for a better result.

In many cases, yes. That said, the design has to be adapted to cover the old tattoo completely without losing quality.

The areas with firm and stable skin, such as the forearm, the leg or the back, are the most recommended.

The price varies with the size, the complexity and how long the session lasts. It is best to ask your artist directly for a personalised quote.

You can get in touch through our website, social media or visit us at our studio in Valencia for a personal consultation.

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