Giorgio Tartarotti is a tattoo artist from Italy, known for his bold, large-scale works in the traditional style. He primarily uses black and red pigments, which make simple designs vivid and striking
His tattoos feature classic motifs like roses, skulls, predators, and snakes. While honoring 20th-century American tattoo traditions, he also incorporates themes and characters from Japanese art.
Giorgio excels at creating expressive, long-lasting tattoos, paying close attention to detail and the body's natural forms.
«My first tattoo was in 2004, when a friend got a Japanese sleeve, and I joined him at the studio. I was instantly fascinated by this world» - he shares on his website.
Tartarotti’s work appeals to those who appreciate traditional tattoo techniques and rich symbolism. He adapts these timeless designs to modern clients' needs, creating tattoos that serve both as decoration and personal stories on the skin.
«In fact, I draw inspiration from everything I see. I'm inspired by everything. Besides my deep interest in early 20th-century tattoo artists, I also explore engravings, illustrations, ceramics, and art books,» - he says.
Art surrounds Giorgio in everything he does, extending beyond tattooing. Trained as an architect, Giorgio also creates paintings, vintage postcards, scarves, grandiose dioramas, and unique interior pieces for tattoo studios, further showcasing his diverse creative talents.
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