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Artists At Salon De Tatouage

Michael

Victoria

Victoria

Mike – The Captain of This Shipwreck Once a clean-cut Navy man, Mike spent years navigating destroyers, dodging hurricanes, and seducing just enough officers’ wives to get himself honorably discharged “by mutual agreement.” Since then, he’s circled the globe like a tattooed storm — drinking in ports where the water isn’t safe but the comp

Mike – The Captain of This Shipwreck Once a clean-cut Navy man, Mike spent years navigating destroyers, dodging hurricanes, and seducing just enough officers’ wives to get himself honorably discharged “by mutual agreement.” Since then, he’s circled the globe like a tattooed storm — drinking in ports where the water isn’t safe but the company’s deliciously dangerous. He’s collected more lovers than stamps in his passport, and nearly as many tattoos as court summons. Rumor has it, he can tie a knot with his tongue (and yes, he’s been asked to prove it more times than he can count). Now permanently anchored in the French Quarter, Mike captains Marque Macabre Salon de Tatouage, one of the most renowned spots among New Orleans tattoo artists, where he trades rigging lines for tattoo machines and paints skin instead of sails. If you’re looking for tattoos in the French Quarter with a side of wicked charm, don’t be surprised if you leave with both — and maybe a story you can’t tell your mother.

Victoria

Victoria

Victoria

Victoria – The Belle of the Blood Moon. Victoria didn’t just grow up on fairy tales — she rewrote them with fangs, lace, and a dash of absinthe. Imagine Disney’s Haunted Mansion if it served cocktails until sunrise and every ghost was wearing corsets cut low enough to raise the dead. By daylight, she’s elegance in ink, one of the most sou

Victoria – The Belle of the Blood Moon. Victoria didn’t just grow up on fairy tales — she rewrote them with fangs, lace, and a dash of absinthe. Imagine Disney’s Haunted Mansion if it served cocktails until sunrise and every ghost was wearing corsets cut low enough to raise the dead. By daylight, she’s elegance in ink, one of the most sought-after New Orleans tattoo artists, creating tattoos in the French Quarter as intricate as a spider’s web; by night, she glides through the Quarter like a velvet shadow, slipping into candlelit bars where the piano plays slow and the patrons hope to be bitten. Her studio station, Salon De Tattouage, smells faintly of roses and sin, and the glow of her lamp has lured in more than one sailor who swore he “wasn’t into vampires” — until they saw her smile. Whether she’s crafting an ornate sleeve or whispering some wicked little nothing in your ear, Victoria always leaves her mark… and it’s not always in ink.

Chris

Victoria

Chris

Chris – Minion from Hell. Chris swears he was “born in the fire,” though it’s unclear if he means hell itself or a particularly rowdy biker bar. He works with the energy of a demon on shore leave, laughing in ways that make the faint of heart check for an exit. Clients love his wicked humor almost as much as they love his tattoos, especia

Chris – Minion from Hell. Chris swears he was “born in the fire,” though it’s unclear if he means hell itself or a particularly rowdy biker bar. He works with the energy of a demon on shore leave, laughing in ways that make the faint of heart check for an exit. Clients love his wicked humor almost as much as they love his tattoos, especially when he's showcasing his work as one of the standout New Orleans tattoo artists. Some even speculate that his ink is just a way to brand his human sacrifices. Either way, he’s the kind of man you shouldn’t follow into a dark alley… unless you’re feeling brave, bored, or both. For those seeking unique tattoos in the French Quarter, visiting Salon De Tattouage to see Chris might just be an adventure worth taking.

Steve

Victoria

Chris

Steve – Ex-Army Grunt Steve served his country with honor, grit, and more than a few tattoos he doesn’t remember getting. Now, as one of the premier New Orleans tattoo artists, he serves up fresh ink with the same precision he once used to polish his rifle — except now, his aim is mostly at bad decisions and stronger whiskey. Steve’s had

Steve – Ex-Army Grunt Steve served his country with honor, grit, and more than a few tattoos he doesn’t remember getting. Now, as one of the premier New Orleans tattoo artists, he serves up fresh ink with the same precision he once used to polish his rifle — except now, his aim is mostly at bad decisions and stronger whiskey. Steve’s had more near-misses in love than in combat, but he still walks into romance like it’s an ambush he’ll survive. If you leave his chair at Salon De Tattouage without laughing (or blushing), check your pulse — you may already be dead. His work is as vibrant as the tattoos in the French Quarter, making every session an unforgettable experience.

Artists At Salon De Tatouage

Gabby

Aubrey

Aubrey

Mike – The Captain of This Shipwreck Once a clean-cut Navy man, Mike spent years navigating destroyers, dodging hurricanes, and seducing just enough officers’ wives to get himself honorably discharged “by mutual agreement.” Since then, he’s circled the globe like a tattooed storm — drinking in ports where the water isn’t safe but the comp

Mike – The Captain of This Shipwreck Once a clean-cut Navy man, Mike spent years navigating destroyers, dodging hurricanes, and seducing just enough officers’ wives to get himself honorably discharged “by mutual agreement.” Since then, he’s circled the globe like a tattooed storm — drinking in ports where the water isn’t safe but the company’s deliciously dangerous. He’s collected more lovers than stamps in his passport, and nearly as many tattoos as court summons. Rumor has it, he can tie a knot with his tongue (and yes, he’s been asked to prove it more times than he can count). Now permanently anchored in the French Quarter, Mike captains Marque Macabre Salon de Tatouage, one of the most renowned spots among New Orleans tattoo artists, where he trades rigging lines for tattoo machines and paints skin instead of sails. If you’re looking for tattoos in the French Quarter with a side of wicked charm, don’t be surprised if you leave with both — and maybe a story you can’t tell your mother.

Aubrey

Aubrey

Aubrey

Victoria – The Belle of the Blood Moon. Victoria didn’t just grow up on fairy tales — she rewrote them with fangs, lace, and a dash of absinthe. Imagine Disney’s Haunted Mansion if it served cocktails until sunrise and every ghost was wearing corsets cut low enough to raise the dead. By daylight, she’s elegance in ink, one of the most sou

Victoria – The Belle of the Blood Moon. Victoria didn’t just grow up on fairy tales — she rewrote them with fangs, lace, and a dash of absinthe. Imagine Disney’s Haunted Mansion if it served cocktails until sunrise and every ghost was wearing corsets cut low enough to raise the dead. By daylight, she’s elegance in ink, one of the most sought-after New Orleans tattoo artists, creating tattoos in the French Quarter as intricate as a spider’s web; by night, she glides through the Quarter like a velvet shadow, slipping into candlelit bars where the piano plays slow and the patrons hope to be bitten. Her studio station, Salon De Tattouage, smells faintly of roses and sin, and the glow of her lamp has lured in more than one sailor who swore he “wasn’t into vampires” — until they saw her smile. Whether she’s crafting an ornate sleeve or whispering some wicked little nothing in your ear, Victoria always leaves her mark… and it’s not always in ink.

Arin

Aubrey

Bailey

Chris – Minion from Hell. Chris swears he was “born in the fire,” though it’s unclear if he means hell itself or a particularly rowdy biker bar. He works with the energy of a demon on shore leave, laughing in ways that make the faint of heart check for an exit. Clients love his wicked humor almost as much as they love his tattoos, especia

Chris – Minion from Hell. Chris swears he was “born in the fire,” though it’s unclear if he means hell itself or a particularly rowdy biker bar. He works with the energy of a demon on shore leave, laughing in ways that make the faint of heart check for an exit. Clients love his wicked humor almost as much as they love his tattoos, especially when he's showcasing his work as one of the standout New Orleans tattoo artists. Some even speculate that his ink is just a way to brand his human sacrifices. Either way, he’s the kind of man you shouldn’t follow into a dark alley… unless you’re feeling brave, bored, or both. For those seeking unique tattoos in the French Quarter, visiting Salon De Tattouage to see Chris might just be an adventure worth taking.

Bailey

Aubrey

Bailey

Steve – Ex-Army Grunt Steve served his country with honor, grit, and more than a few tattoos he doesn’t remember getting. Now, as one of the premier New Orleans tattoo artists, he serves up fresh ink with the same precision he once used to polish his rifle — except now, his aim is mostly at bad decisions and stronger whiskey. Steve’s had

Steve – Ex-Army Grunt Steve served his country with honor, grit, and more than a few tattoos he doesn’t remember getting. Now, as one of the premier New Orleans tattoo artists, he serves up fresh ink with the same precision he once used to polish his rifle — except now, his aim is mostly at bad decisions and stronger whiskey. Steve’s had more near-misses in love than in combat, but he still walks into romance like it’s an ambush he’ll survive. If you leave his chair at Salon De Tattouage without laughing (or blushing), check your pulse — you may already be dead. His work is as vibrant as the tattoos in the French Quarter, making every session an unforgettable experience.

Artists At Salon De Tatouage

Felipe

Felipe

Felipe

Mike – The Captain of This Shipwreck Once a clean-cut Navy man, Mike spent years navigating destroyers, dodging hurricanes, and seducing just enough officers’ wives to get himself honorably discharged “by mutual agreement.” Since then, he’s circled the globe like a tattooed storm — drinking in ports where the water isn’t safe but the comp

Mike – The Captain of This Shipwreck Once a clean-cut Navy man, Mike spent years navigating destroyers, dodging hurricanes, and seducing just enough officers’ wives to get himself honorably discharged “by mutual agreement.” Since then, he’s circled the globe like a tattooed storm — drinking in ports where the water isn’t safe but the company’s deliciously dangerous. He’s collected more lovers than stamps in his passport, and nearly as many tattoos as court summons. Rumor has it, he can tie a knot with his tongue (and yes, he’s been asked to prove it more times than he can count). Now permanently anchored in the French Quarter, Mike captains Marque Macabre Salon de Tatouage, one of the most renowned spots among New Orleans tattoo artists, where he trades rigging lines for tattoo machines and paints skin instead of sails. If you’re looking for tattoos in the French Quarter with a side of wicked charm, don’t be surprised if you leave with both — and maybe a story you can’t tell your mother.

Austin

Felipe

Felipe

Victoria – The Belle of the Blood Moon. Victoria didn’t just grow up on fairy tales — she rewrote them with fangs, lace, and a dash of absinthe. Imagine Disney’s Haunted Mansion if it served cocktails until sunrise and every ghost was wearing corsets cut low enough to raise the dead. By daylight, she’s elegance in ink, one of the most sou

Victoria – The Belle of the Blood Moon. Victoria didn’t just grow up on fairy tales — she rewrote them with fangs, lace, and a dash of absinthe. Imagine Disney’s Haunted Mansion if it served cocktails until sunrise and every ghost was wearing corsets cut low enough to raise the dead. By daylight, she’s elegance in ink, one of the most sought-after New Orleans tattoo artists, creating tattoos in the French Quarter as intricate as a spider’s web; by night, she glides through the Quarter like a velvet shadow, slipping into candlelit bars where the piano plays slow and the patrons hope to be bitten. Her studio station, Salon De Tattouage, smells faintly of roses and sin, and the glow of her lamp has lured in more than one sailor who swore he “wasn’t into vampires” — until they saw her smile. Whether she’s crafting an ornate sleeve or whispering some wicked little nothing in your ear, Victoria always leaves her mark… and it’s not always in ink.

Mario

Felipe

Mario

Steve – Ex-Army Grunt Steve served his country with honor, grit, and more than a few tattoos he doesn’t remember getting. Now, as one of the premier New Orleans tattoo artists, he serves up fresh ink with the same precision he once used to polish his rifle — except now, his aim is mostly at bad decisions and stronger whiskey. Steve’s had

Steve – Ex-Army Grunt Steve served his country with honor, grit, and more than a few tattoos he doesn’t remember getting. Now, as one of the premier New Orleans tattoo artists, he serves up fresh ink with the same precision he once used to polish his rifle — except now, his aim is mostly at bad decisions and stronger whiskey. Steve’s had more near-misses in love than in combat, but he still walks into romance like it’s an ambush he’ll survive. If you leave his chair at Salon De Tattouage without laughing (or blushing), check your pulse — you may already be dead. His work is as vibrant as the tattoos in the French Quarter, making every session an unforgettable experience.

Artists At Salon De Tatouage

Aaliyah

Aaliyah

Aaliyah

Mike – The Captain of This Shipwreck Once a clean-cut Navy man, Mike spent years navigating destroyers, dodging hurricanes, and seducing just enough officers’ wives to get himself honorably discharged “by mutual agreement.” Since then, he’s circled the globe like a tattooed storm — drinking in ports where the water isn’t safe but the comp

Mike – The Captain of This Shipwreck Once a clean-cut Navy man, Mike spent years navigating destroyers, dodging hurricanes, and seducing just enough officers’ wives to get himself honorably discharged “by mutual agreement.” Since then, he’s circled the globe like a tattooed storm — drinking in ports where the water isn’t safe but the company’s deliciously dangerous. He’s collected more lovers than stamps in his passport, and nearly as many tattoos as court summons. Rumor has it, he can tie a knot with his tongue (and yes, he’s been asked to prove it more times than he can count). Now permanently anchored in the French Quarter, Mike captains Marque Macabre Salon de Tatouage, one of the most renowned spots among New Orleans tattoo artists, where he trades rigging lines for tattoo machines and paints skin instead of sails. If you’re looking for tattoos in the French Quarter with a side of wicked charm, don’t be surprised if you leave with both — and maybe a story you can’t tell your mother.

Rose

Aaliyah

Aaliyah

Victoria – The Belle of the Blood Moon. Victoria didn’t just grow up on fairy tales — she rewrote them with fangs, lace, and a dash of absinthe. Imagine Disney’s Haunted Mansion if it served cocktails until sunrise and every ghost was wearing corsets cut low enough to raise the dead. By daylight, she’s elegance in ink, one of the most sou

Victoria – The Belle of the Blood Moon. Victoria didn’t just grow up on fairy tales — she rewrote them with fangs, lace, and a dash of absinthe. Imagine Disney’s Haunted Mansion if it served cocktails until sunrise and every ghost was wearing corsets cut low enough to raise the dead. By daylight, she’s elegance in ink, one of the most sought-after New Orleans tattoo artists, creating tattoos in the French Quarter as intricate as a spider’s web; by night, she glides through the Quarter like a velvet shadow, slipping into candlelit bars where the piano plays slow and the patrons hope to be bitten. Her studio station, Salon De Tattouage, smells faintly of roses and sin, and the glow of her lamp has lured in more than one sailor who swore he “wasn’t into vampires” — until they saw her smile. Whether she’s crafting an ornate sleeve or whispering some wicked little nothing in your ear, Victoria always leaves her mark… and it’s not always in ink.

Sarah

Aaliyah

Sarah

Chris – Minion from Hell. Chris swears he was “born in the fire,” though it’s unclear if he means hell itself or a particularly rowdy biker bar. He works with the energy of a demon on shore leave, laughing in ways that make the faint of heart check for an exit. Clients love his wicked humor almost as much as they love his tattoos, especia

Chris – Minion from Hell. Chris swears he was “born in the fire,” though it’s unclear if he means hell itself or a particularly rowdy biker bar. He works with the energy of a demon on shore leave, laughing in ways that make the faint of heart check for an exit. Clients love his wicked humor almost as much as they love his tattoos, especially when he's showcasing his work as one of the standout New Orleans tattoo artists. Some even speculate that his ink is just a way to brand his human sacrifices. Either way, he’s the kind of man you shouldn’t follow into a dark alley… unless you’re feeling brave, bored, or both. For those seeking unique tattoos in the French Quarter, visiting Salon De Tattouage to see Chris might just be an adventure worth taking.

Jason

Aaliyah

Sarah

Steve – Ex-Army Grunt Steve served his country with honor, grit, and more than a few tattoos he doesn’t remember getting. Now, as one of the premier New Orleans tattoo artists, he serves up fresh ink with the same precision he once used to polish his rifle — except now, his aim is mostly at bad decisions and stronger whiskey. Steve’s had

Steve – Ex-Army Grunt Steve served his country with honor, grit, and more than a few tattoos he doesn’t remember getting. Now, as one of the premier New Orleans tattoo artists, he serves up fresh ink with the same precision he once used to polish his rifle — except now, his aim is mostly at bad decisions and stronger whiskey. Steve’s had more near-misses in love than in combat, but he still walks into romance like it’s an ambush he’ll survive. If you leave his chair at Salon De Tattouage without laughing (or blushing), check your pulse — you may already be dead. His work is as vibrant as the tattoos in the French Quarter, making every session an unforgettable experience.

Marque Macabre – Salon de Tatouage

Mike – The Captain of This Shipwreck Once a clean-cut Navy man, Mike spent years navigating destroyers, dodging hurricanes, and seducing just enough officers’ wives to get himself honorably discharged “by mutual agreement.” Since then, he’s circled the globe like a tattooed storm — drinking in ports where the water isn’t safe but the company’s deliciously dangerous. He’s collected more lovers than stamps in his passport, and nearly as many tattoos as court summons. Rumor has it, he can tie a knot with his tongue (and yes, he’s been asked to prove it more times than he can count). Now permanently anchored in the French Quarter, Mike captains Marque Macabre Salon de Tatouage, one of the most renowned spots among New Orleans tattoo artists, where he trades rigging lines for tattoo machines and paints skin instead of sails. If you’re looking for tattoos in the French Quarter with a side of wicked charm, don’t be surprised if you leave with both — and maybe a story you can’t tell your mother.

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Salon De Tattouage

521 Saint Louis Street, New Orleans, LA, USA

504-688-3088 salondetatouage@icloud.com

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