WILL GERBER

     There are so many aesthetical views on art as many human beings on this world.

    

     My tattoos are often costumers requests. Sometimes They set boundaries to my fantasy. But when I am given complete freedom and trust with the design I do it with passion. I do research, prepare composition, layout, size and placement, etc. It takes often longer than the tattoo itself. But I do believe the last thing you want your tattoo to be at some point in the future is boring engraving in your skin. 

 

     I am more tattooist rather than tattoo artist. I do become tattoo artist only when my costumers say the tattoo I did for them is an art. And I am trying to be "all rounder". It is more interesting switching between the styles.