Peter’s approach to color tattooing is rooted in formal color theory, composition, and long-term performance on skin. Each design is customized to the client’s anatomy and vision, using color deliberately to create depth, clarity, and lasting impact.

With formal study in anatomy and fine art, Peter creates black and gray tattoos that follow the body’s structure and natural movement. Shading, transitions, and contrast are applied deliberately to support realism, flow, and long-term durability.

Cover-up work demands restraint and honesty. Peter focuses on solving the underlying design problem instead of masking it with density. Through careful planning and controlled execution, the new work is designed to settle naturally and age clean.

Paramedical tattooing sits at the intersection of art, anatomy, and care. With formal anatomical study and decades of tattooing experience, Peter provides paramedical solutions that prioritize safety, symmetry, and natural appearance. Every step is approached methodically, with respect for the client’s body and recovery process.

Alongside tattooing, Peter maintains an active practice in painting and large-scale murals. Working in these mediums reinforces his understanding of composition, color, and scale—principles that directly relate to how tattoos are designed for the body. 

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His tattoos are defined by his client's wishes, his art has it's own unique presence.