Meet the hands behind the ink
Three artists, three distinct styles, one shared obsession with getting it right.
Clayton
Clayton founded Taste of Ink to give Wendell a tattoo studio built on craft, not shortcuts. Known for bold blackwork, saturated traditional Americana, and technically demanding cover-up work, his approach starts with a real conversation about what a piece means before a single line goes down.
With a background steeped in classic American tattooing, Clayton pushes traditional flash into bolder, more contemporary territory — heavy linework, confident composition, and color that holds up for decades.
Sean
Sean brings a meticulous, patient hand to every appointment. His specialty is fine line work — delicate botanical pieces, intricate detail, and black-and-grey realism that reads like a photograph on skin.
Clients looking for something quiet and precise, or a portrait that needs to be exactly right, book with Sean. He treats every session as a technical craft problem worth solving carefully.
Elleneese
Elleneese specializes in delicate fine line work and traditional-inspired pieces — dragonflies, celestial motifs, and clean lettering that feels effortless but takes a steady, deliberate hand. She loves collaborating on concepts that mix soft detail with bold subject matter.
Whether it's a minimalist single-needle piece or a striking traditional design, Elleneese brings precision and a genuine ear for what her clients are trying to say with their ink.
We'll help you find the right fit.
Send us your idea and reference images — we'll match you with the artist whose style fits your vision.