10 October 2026

Guest spot at Antiek Tattoo, Amsterdam: 1–16 November 2026

From 1 to 16 November 2026 I’m in Amsterdam, tattooing as a guest artist at Antiek Tattoo, Rozengracht 184HS. It’s not my first time there. Amsterdam is a city I worked in for years, and one I keep coming back to.

If you want a black and grey realism tattoo during those two weeks, this is what you need to know: how to book, what fits a guest spot, and how a day goes.

How to book a slot

Booking is done over WhatsApp. Message me at +40 722 671 831 and send me, from the start:

  • the idea, in a few sentences
  • where on the body you want it
  • roughly how big
  • reference photos, if you have any

The more you give me up front, the more precise my answer can be. I’ll tell you whether the idea is a fit for me, how long I think it needs, and which days are still open.

If it’s a go, we set the day and time. Everything else, including the deposit, we sort out once we agree on the idea.

What fits a guest spot

A guest spot has a limited number of sessions. The pieces that fit best are the ones I can finish in the sessions available: a portrait, a forearm piece, a calf, a shoulder.

That doesn’t rule out large work. A sleeve or a back piece can be started in Amsterdam. We do the first session or two there, then continue on my next visit or in Bucharest, at Ace Tattoo Parlour. A lot of my clients work with me this way. What matters is that we leave with a clear plan from day one.

If you’re not sure which category your idea falls into, message me anyway. I’ll tell you.

Every piece is drawn for the person wearing it. I don’t copy tattoos. If you send me a finished tattoo as a reference, I use it as a starting point, not as the result.

What a working day looks like

A full day usually starts at 11:00. We work with breaks, at your pace. I don’t rush a piece to make it fit the schedule.

Between blocks of work I keep days off. That isn’t a lack of availability. It’s how I make sure every client gets the same attention, from the first session to the last. A good tattoo is only half of it. The other half is the experience you have on the day.

Who this is for

People in Amsterdam, the Netherlands and the UK who want black and grey realism and don’t want to travel to Bucharest for it. People I’ve already started a piece with, who want to continue. And people who have been putting an idea off for years and now have a concrete date.

If you want to see what I do, have a look at the portfolio. The Healed section shows how my tattoos live once they’ve settled, not just how they look on the day.

For how I run guest spots in general, see the guest spots page. For common questions about booking, there’s the FAQ.

Message me on WhatsApp with your idea and I’ll tell you if there’s still a slot in November.