Tiger Heart Tattoo

06/04/2026

Asha, .rose.pmu is the resident permanent makeup artist at Tiger Heart. Offering a number of lip, brow, and lining services through consultation and thoughtful consideration! Send her a message and check out her page to learn more about her services and book an appointment.

06/01/2026

New Artist Announcement: .makes.art
Clark began tattooing in 2020. Clark creates high contrast, illustrative images in black/greyscale/color often including themes like:

*Abstract images/Dreamy scenes
*Plants/Fungi/Floral
*Bugs/Insects/Arachnids
*Animals/Human bodies (Eyes/hands/feet)
*Bones/Skulls
*Geometry/symbols/runes
*Anything weird/unusual/obscure/grotesque

Clark makes art continually, and finds inspiration wandering through nature, reading good books (history, sociology, psychology, sci-fi, fiction), dancing, and gardening.

05/30/2026

Some work by the talented - Ryan has been tattooing for going on 7 years, he specializes in American and Japanese traditional tattoos but he is always open to take on your ideas! Send him a message to get started on your next tattoo project!

05/23/2026

New Artist Alert 🚨 .rose.pmu will be at Tiger Heart fulfilling your permanent makeup needs!
Send her a message to book an appointment today!

05/18/2026

How to plan your sleeve part 1:
It is important to first search out an artist who does a lot of sleeves because they will direct you in all the tricks and tips you need to know!
But, to help you start your planning process I will give you the inside scoop on how I put together a sleeve and the things I have learned over the years.
1. Pick 4-5 main images
Your main images should be a large as you can make them without warping happening and placed on the 4 flattest parts of the arm.
1. Don’t be picky on where they go
Sometimes you want an image on your forearm but it would actually fit the body and flow better doing it on your inner arm for example.
1. Pick your filler
Filler would be something like floral that you can use throughout the arm to tie the different areas together.
1. Pick your background
Background would be the elements like wind, water, fire, earth that can take up the small spaces left to join the pieces together.

Now you still have to create flow out of all of these things so this is where your artist comes in.
If they direct you on placement listen to them because we see the little things like something warping when you move or not being big enough to get the details in.
Happy tattooing, listen to your artist and check out part 2 for a deeper dive :)

05/16/2026

Artist Spotlight:
Matthew focuses primarily on American Traditional tattoos but is always willing to hear your ideas and work with you! Send him a message to book in

05/16/2026

Walk Ins available today!
6970-76 ave
780-974-3200

05/16/2026

01/25/2026

and have collaborated!
One design is already sold out on preorder!
Hit the link in our bio to get yours!

01/08/2026

Custom by 🎠 look at how clean those lines are, and that shading 🤌
DM Paige to discuss your ideas!
Day rates now available!