Tattoos have never really gone out of fashion and the demand for them has increased if anything else, especially for the young generation. In Liverpool, especially, which offers a variety of artistic modes to express your passion, the emergence of tattoos has gone higher. The artists here have mastered a particular theme that they use to make your dream turn to reality.

A large number of tattoo artists have opened up their own studios which provide a great resource for tattoo enthusiasts. A tribal tattoo, a realistic tattoo, or any watercolor effects are now easy to make. These artists are quite effortless and excel in anything from old school tattoos to the new school. Besides not compromising on the quality of the tattoo, there are other measures that the artists from Liverpool keep in their mind like hygiene and cleanliness.

Each tattoo artist and their studio is pretty different and unique in its own special way, and here’s a list of the top 10 tattoo artists in Liverpool.

1. Holly Rice (Holly Dolly Tattoos)- The Painted Ladies

The Painted Ladies is established in Hope Street which can be found between Everyman Theatre and The Pen Factory which are quite popular establishments in themselves. The Painted Lady is a unique tattoo studio, which quite a distinctive name too. However, it can be expected because it can be found in the most creative district on Hope Street. They have 7 skilled professionals working for the, and excel in a variety of styles, that is, from traditional to macabre and realistic designs.

The Painted Ladies was opened in April 2015, and it is a fairly new tattoo studio that is opened by a group of women. Holly Rice, the owner of the studio and who likes to tattoo under the name Holly Dolly Tattoo, started The Painted Ladies after striving to choose what to do with her artistic abilities. In an interview, Holly said: “I could never engage with anything at school, which led to a huge loss of confidence at university, but I realized that there’s no wrong answer with art – it is what I want it to be.”