Tattoo artist Peter Aurisch for 100FOR10

Based in a quiet undisclosed studio a short train ride outside of downtown Berlin, artist Peter Aurisch creates some of the most original tattoos in the city —and berlin is a place with 2,000 estimated tattoo artists!

Based in a quiet undisclosed studio a short train ride outside of downtown Berlin, artist Peter Aurisch creates some of the most original tattoos in the city —and berlin is a place with 2,000 estimated tattoo artists!


To keep his ideas fresh and original, he may only begin planning a new piece of artwork when the client arrives. He tends to work freehand without sketches or source imagery, he draws inspiration from stories and details provided by customers instead. Peter’s studio is called Johnny Nevada, he takes only a single appointment daily.


You can get his amazing book VAKANTIE here.


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