
Fascinated by tattoo art ? Even if the tattoo is a very old traditional art, away from the digital art, it is impossible to avoid the subject, especially when you meet an artist as genius as Peter Walrus Madsen. Peter lives in Copenhagen – Denmark. There he has a shop “Meatshop tattoo” where his team creates the finest tattoos. Inspiration and perfection are the main features in Peter Madsen`s tattooing art. Besides these qualities must keep in mind that human skin is a very sensitive support compared to digital art where the support can be different, from cardboard, canvas to screen of a tablet.

This art requires a great attention from the artist, a special technique and also some medical knowledge. It is a more complicated art. The customer who wants a tattoo should know very well what design he wants, where he wants it and how big it is. Once done the tattoo can not be deleted or modified with ease. The tattoo will be part of the wearer’s personality. It often looks like a tattoo speaks more about a character than his face. The Meatshop prides itself in having some of the best tattooists in the areas of realism, portraits, dotwork, geometry and nordic art. They also do cover-up tattoos.


“ The Meatshop is not just a regular tattoo shop. We want to make you comfortable and happy, and adding ink to your skin is just part of it. We want to make your experience here as enjoyable as possible. Browse the galleries, look at our work, and don’t hesitate to contact us to help you make your tattoo come to life. The vision we have at the Meatshop is to create a place that is a creative melting pot for the artists working there, permanent and guests. All the people here have a special style, something unique and important that adds to the creative spirit of the place, day after day. This energy helps us give the best experience possible to our customers.”.
For a day’s work, a customer typically spend 5 to 8 hours under the needle. Time will also be taken prior the appointment for a consultation, the design and the creation of the tattoo. A full day booking consists of hours of tattooing but also breaks, for lunch, snacks and coffee, for example.

“We want you in good shape while here and after you leave, but be aware that you will be spending the entire day in the shop, and that you’ll be fairly tired by the end of it. Tired, but happy”. For more information, just follow the link below.




























