Artists
The heart of Zen Tattoo lies in our diverse team of talented artists. Each one brings their unique style, ranging from contemporary designs to traditional work, with a special focus on traditional Japanese tattoo art. This style, revered for its intricate details and rich symbolism, is crafted by our artists with the utmost respect for its historical significance.
Mark Lettig
Mark's work is characterized by its intensity, whether through deeper shades of black, darker thematic elements, or transforming traditionally beautiful imagery into something more dramatic and thought-provoking. Follow on Instagram @Marksta116
Harley Campos
At the core of Harley's philosophy is a commitment to excellence without the need for overcomplication—aiming to perfect the tattooing "wheel" rather than reinvent it. He focuses on delivering tattoos that not only meet his high standards but also make his clients proud to wear his art for a lifetime. Follow on Instagram @harleyknowsitsalive
Alan Forster
Since embarking on his tattooing career in 2011, Alan Forster has cultivated over 12 years of experience, starting with an apprenticeship in Utah County. Follow him on Instagram @alanstattoos.
Winston Thai
In the vibrant world of tattoo artistry, Winston Thai stands out with his two years of dedicated craftsmanship. From a young age, Winston was captivated by the dynamic visuals of anime, the bold designs on skateboards, and the rich narratives of Asian mythology.
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Jeremy Thompson
With over 23 years in the tattoo industry, Jeremy Thompson is known for his versatility, precision, and bold artistic style. A multi-award-winning artist, his work blends American traditional, neo-traditional, anime, and comic book influences.
Patrick Delvar
Nearly three decades in, he’s built his career on custom work and genuine connections. From illustrative realism to freehand designs, his goal is to create something that belongs on the person wearing it. Award-winning and published worldwide, he’s just as proud of making people feel comfortable in his chair as he is of the work they leave with.