PORTFOLIO
Alo Loco
Tattoo Portfolio, Showcase and Highlights
This tattoo portfolio gathers carefully selected work to show range, technique and finished results. Look for healed photos, session process shots and straight on images that reveal how line work, shading and composition perform across different body zones. A strong portfolio helps you see the artist’s strengths at a glance, whether that is portrait realism, surreal imagery or large scale panels.
Tattoo Portfolio, Black and Grey Realism Selections
Black and grey realism is a recurring focus in the portfolio, because tonal range and subtle contrast are central to photographic portraiture on skin. In this section you will see how light and shadow are used to build depth, and how fine detail reads on areas like chest, back and limbs. Viewing healed photos alongside fresh work is essential to judge how a piece will age and to understand the artist’s finishing approach.
Artist Portfolio, Composition and Surfaces
The portfolio also highlights composition work across different surfaces, because skin contours alter how a design reads in motion. See examples of sleeves, full backs and torso work to appreciate how motifs wrap, anchor points sit on bony landmarks, and negative space helps the artwork breathe. When you review compositions, note how panels connect for future expansion, especially if you plan a sleeve, back or full leg project.
Tattoo Portfolio, Presentation, Image Quality and Research
High quality images make the portfolio useful, so each entry prioritises clear lighting, neutral backgrounds and multiple angles to show scale and detail. For artistic context and inspiration, museum resources on body art are useful background reading, for example this V and A museum article on body art, which gives considered cultural and artistic perspective. Victoria and Albert Museum
When you are ready, book a consultation and bring reference images and notes on scale and priority, so we can plan a piece that sits with your anatomy and your vision.