Traditional Tiger Tattoo Artist Vancouver BC

A tiger (and subsequently a tiger tattoo) symbolizes combination of strength, courage, and fearlessness. It is regarded for its keen instincts, sharp senses, heightened awareness and intuition, all of which guide inner wisdom. Consequently, a tiger is known to command respect and admiration (and sometimes fear) from those in its presence. You can see why it’s a tattoo concept that works for those who play (or want to play) a leadership role in their life, be it professionally, athletically, socially, and/or in familial roles.

While there are many possible routes to take for a tiger tattoo (i.e. Realism style) you have an appreciation for styles of tattooing that originally brought tigers to focus in North America and around the world. As a result you are hunting for a Traditional tiger tattoo artist near you. If you live within or plan to visit the BC Lower Mainland there is only one shop to consider. Read ahead to find out why and have a look at a few examples of tattoos that just might inspire your own upcoming piece.

Why Choose Adrenaline When Hunting for a Traditional Tiger Tattoo Artist in Vancouver

Japanese (and American) Traditional Specialist

Traditional tiger tattoos are either done in the American Traditional or Japanese Traditional style. We have a tattooist on staff who excels at both, and has a deep-seeded passion for tattooing one of the animal kingdom’s most fierce felines. Our downtown Vancouver Granville Street location (get directions) is home to Austin Gregg. You can view a large volume of images from his portfolio here on Instagram. and learn more on his bio page at Adrenaline. If you like what you see, you can request to book your consultation with Austin using our easy online booking form here. Or before you do, check out a collage of traditional (and one alternative) tiger tattoos below.

Traditional Tiger Tattoo Examples

While our downtown Vancouver tattoo shop has the creative staff to do a tiger tattoo in any style, below are examples of Traditional Japanese versions in addition to one (top center) that is done in a more New School style for a little added variety.

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