Level 33 Tattoo

Level 33 Tattoo, located in Little Rock, Arkansas, is consistently praised by clients for its talented artists and welcoming atmosphere. The studio is a premier destination for those seeking high-quality, custom tattoo work.

Practical Info

Clients often find scheduling convenient, with many successfully securing last-minute and walk-in appointments. The team at Level 33 Tattoo is adept at managing client flow, even accommodating larger groups while maintaining an organized and positive experience.

The Studio Experience

Visitors describe Level 33 Tattoo as having a chill, welcoming, and fun environment. The shop is consistently noted for being super clean and well-kept, with friendly and approachable staff who ensure clients feel comfortable and at ease, including first-timers. Good music and engaging conversation contribute to the overall positive vibe and make the experience enjoyable.

The Artists and Their Work

The artists at Level 33 Tattoo are highly skilled and professional, frequently receiving accolades for their patient and understanding approach. Marc (also referred to as Mark), Andy, Chloe, Liv (also referred to as Olivia), Stormy, and Alex (also referred to as Alyx) are among the artists clients highlight for their exceptional ability to bring creative ideas to life. The studio is particularly renowned for its impressive cover-up work, with artists like Marc and Andy successfully transforming previously challenging tattoos, making old work undetectable. They excel in various styles, from intricate fine line to detailed shading and vibrant color work.

What Customers Say

Many clients praise the artists’ dedication, with Chloe’s clients stating, “She made sure I got the tattoo I wanted, in the spot I wanted. She was friendly, and made me feel comfortable. Her work is amazing!” Regarding cover-ups, Marc is often described by clients as doing a “phenomenal job,” with one client sharing that after a triple coverup, “you can’t tell there was anything there before!” Andy is also highlighted by visitors for his “amazing” work, creating pieces that are “life-like.”