Third Son Tattoo

Third Son Tattoo, located in Kelowna, British Columbia, offers a professional and comfortable experience for those looking to get inked. Lead artist Dave brings over 20 years of industry experience, aiming to provide an environment where clients feel entirely at ease. He is committed to exceeding expectations and is recognized by many as Kelowna’s top professional tattoo artist.

Practical Info

Third Son Tattoo operates by appointment only, ensuring dedicated time for each client. Many clients have found Dave to be accommodating, with some mentioning that he has made time for them when they messaged him to see if he could fit them in.

The Studio Experience

The studio environment at Third Son Tattoo is designed to be welcoming and comfortable, especially for first-time visitors who might feel intimidated. Visitors describe the shop as bright, open, and having a great atmosphere. Clients frequently highlight the professional and fun aspects of their visits, with one client stating the studio is “fantastic, clean and welcoming.”

The Artists and Their Work

Dave, the artist behind Third Son Tattoo, is often described by clients as extremely professional, knowledgeable, and passionate about his craft. He is experienced in a variety of styles, including Japanese, American Traditional, Black and Grey, and Illustrative tattoos. The studio also offers tattoo cover-up services, with clients praising Dave’s ability to take their ideas and make them even better. Many clients express their trust in Dave’s opinions, noting that he genuinely knows and loves what he’s doing.

What Customers Say

Many clients share glowing reviews of their experience. Paulos P. shared that they were initially nervous about getting another tattoo, but was “blown away by his quality of work, industry knowledge and customer service.” Trevor G. remarked on the studio’s inviting ambiance, saying, “The shop is bright and open and has a great atmosphere.” Other visitors have described Dave as “calm easy to talk about what you want done,” emphasizing their trust in his artistic judgment.