A studio built on calm process and clean execution
Avenixor Tattoo Studio is based in Waterloo, London. We focus on custom tattoos, piercing, temporary designs, and commissioned art—delivered through a consult-first workflow that keeps decisions clear and sessions predictable.
Why we started
Avenixor Tattoo Studio opened in 2019 after the founders saw the same issue repeated across studios: design decisions were often made late, under time pressure, and without a clear plan for how the piece would sit on the body over years. A great idea can still heal poorly if the stencil doesn’t fit anatomy, if line hierarchy is unclear, or if the session pace pushes compromises.
The studio was built to make the process quieter and more methodical. We treat the consultation as a brief: concept, references, placement, scale, and style boundaries. That up-front structure leads to better stencil fit, more consistent saturation, and a cleaner healing outcome—without turning the experience into something clinical or intimidating.
The same thinking applies to piercing. Jewellery sizing, swelling allowance, and realistic healing windows are discussed before anything happens, so clients don’t have to guess what “normal” looks like later.
Mission
Deliver custom tattooing, piercing, and artwork through a consult-led process that keeps decisions explicit: placement, stencil fit, line weight, colour strategy, and aftercare.
What we prioritise
- Clear design brief before any needlework
- Repeatable hygiene routine and station prep
- Aftercare guidance that matches the work type
- Honest guidance on what will age well
Meet the team
Each artist has a defined lane—style, pacing, and preferred placements. That makes matching easier and keeps consult feedback specific instead of generic. For full portfolios, visit the Artists page.
Maya R.
Tattoo Artist (Fine Line, Micro Realism)
Maya has spent 8 years refining fine line and micro realism with a focus on line hierarchy and negative space. She is methodical about stencil fit—especially on forearm, collarbone, and inner bicep placements where movement can distort a layout. Clients often come to her with reference-heavy ideas; her strength is editing them into something that will still read clearly after the first clean heal. Portfolio highlights include botanical pieces, small portrait studies, and minimal compositions built around breathing room.
Elias T.
Tattoo Artist (Blackwork, Graphic)
Elias has 10 years of experience in blackwork and graphic compositions. His sessions are planned around controlled packing, edge discipline, and consistent contrast so the piece holds up as it settles. He is known in the studio for candid advice about scale—when a concept needs to be larger to avoid muddy detail, he will explain why and offer alternatives rather than forcing a compromised version. Portfolio work includes bold silhouettes, ornamental structure, and graphic animals with crisp negative space.
Hana K.
Piercer (Jewellery Fit, Aftercare Guidance)
Hana has worked in professional piercing for 7 years, specialising in anatomy checks, jewellery sizing, and calm, practical aftercare explanations. She pays attention to swelling allowance and friction triggers—headphones, masks, commuting habits—because those are the unglamorous variables that decide healing outcomes. In the studio she is the person everyone asks for troubleshooting: irritation bumps, over-cleaning patterns, and when to downsize jewellery. Portfolio notes include curated ear projects and symmetry planning that still leaves room for future additions.
Studio contact and location
Visits are by consultation request so we can match you to the right artist and time block. For directions, hours, and the consultation form, use the Contact page.
- WeWork, 10 York Rd, Waterloo, London SE1 7ND, United Kingdom
- +44 20 7946 3817
- [email protected]
Ready to discuss your idea?
Send a consultation request and we will reply with suggested time blocks and next steps. If you want to browse styles first, explore the Artists and Gallery pages.