Burial Tattoo
- LXMVN Ink
- Jan 18
- 2 min read
Everett’s Artistic Ink Studio
Burial Tattoo
📍 2210 Hewitt Ave Suite 403, Everett, WA 98201
📍 Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/qJ2SQkxMT3913ZGS7
🌐 Website: http://www.burialtattoos.com/
📞 +1(425) 374-7281
Where Ink Meets Imagination
For many Everett locals and visiting art lovers, Burial Tattoo isn’t just a place to get inked — it’s a creative home base where imagination, comfort, and collaboration converge. Tucked into downtown Everett’s vibrant Hewitt Avenue district, this studio offers a welcoming environment for both first-timers and seasoned collectors, blending diverse tattoo styles with a deeply personal touch.
A Studio Born from Vision and Community
Though relatively new on the Everett scene, Burial Tattoo sprang from a clear and compelling vision: make space for art, expression, and meaningful connection. The studio opened in Everett in 2025, built around the idea that tattoos are more than designs — they’re stories, memories, and individual identity expressed on skin.
This perspective reflects a broader philosophy: tattoos aren’t forced or generic; they’re collaborative creations shaped by conversation, mutual respect, and artistic expertise. From bold traditional pieces to finely detailed illustrative work, each artist brings their distinct style while ensuring the client’s voice remains central in the process.
The Team Behind the Art
Burial Tattoo’s artists are a dynamic mix of styles, backgrounds, and creative passions. Their diversity allows the studio to serve a wide range of aesthetic preferences while maintaining consistency in quality and experience:
Sarina Keys — Owner and senior artist specializing in bold, colorful illustrative work inspired by nature, fantasy, and architectural forms.
Gage Young — Known for timeless traditional and neo-traditional pieces with a dark, imaginative twist.
Jay “Tattertot” Robinson — Brings stippling, geometric, and floral elements to life with fine detail and emotion.
Amandla Turner — Realism and portraiture with deep attention to shading and narrative.
Kase — Playful traditional work with pop elements and personalized themes.
Trevor Berry — Bold lines and classic structure with a modern illustrative flair.
Bear Deinas — Veteran artist with 15+ years experience, blending classic American Traditional and Japanese styles.
Each artist brings technical skill, artistic sensitivity, and client connection to their work — key factors that make the studio’s culture as strong as its portfolio of tattoos.
Local Culture, Personal Expression
In a city full of creatives and self-expressors, Burial Tattoo stands out for its inclusive energy and collaborative spirit. People come here not just for ink, but for an experience — a conversation about what their art means and how it lives with them. Social posts and client interactions online show joyful, proud customers sharing their pieces, reflecting real connection and satisfaction.
That sense of collaboration over imposition — letting clients steer their own stories — underscores Burial Tattoo’s ethos. Whether the design is bold and vibrant or subtle and symbolic, the outcome feels intentional and personal.
Thrive Network Tip:
Art is experience, not transaction. Highlight each artist’s style and story — not just the studio name — on your site and social profiles. People connect with people, and when clients feel seen before they walk in, they’re more likely to trust your space and book.
Contact Info:
Burial Tattoo
📍 2210 Hewitt Ave Suite 403, Everett, WA 98201
Phone: +1(425) 374-7281
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