I’m Don Windom, and after over thirty years in this business, I can truly say that tattoo artistry isn’t just a career—it’s my life’s work. I started in a small, gritty shop back in the 90s, where the apprenticeship was tough, but the passion was infectious. I learned the fundamentals from the old guard, emphasizing clean lines and the lasting power of classic American Traditional, Japanese, and Black and Grey. Today, I still carry that foundational commitment to quality, but I’ve also spent decades pushing the technical boundaries of realism and fine-line work.

Outside of the studio, my life is surprisingly quiet. I live up in the mountains where I can disconnect and recharge. My main interest is restoring vintage motorcycles—there’s something therapeutic about taking an old, forgotten machine and bringing it back to life, piece by piece, which isn't too different from the meticulous focus required in a great tattoo. That focus, that unwavering commitment to every single detail, is what assures clients they're getting a truly unparalleled piece of art that will stand the test of time. I know that my enduring skill is a gift; every time I finish a difficult piece, I'm reminded that God provides the strength and the steady hand for the work He's called me to do.