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Boreal Ink Studio Custom tattoo artistry in Toronto
Artists and specialties Toronto, Ontario

Meet the artists behind Boreal Ink Studio.

Our roster is intentionally small. Each artist has a defined style and a shared studio standard: calm sessions, clear planning, and a hygiene-forward workflow. Bring references or an early concept and we will match you to the right specialist.

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Artist matching

How to choose the right artist

  • Style first: pick the portfolio that matches your references.
  • Placement matters: some styles read better at specific sizes and areas.
  • Ask during consult: we will recommend a plan and realistic scope in CAD.

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Studio address: 90 Eglinton Ave E, Suite 401, Toronto, ON M4P 2Y3, Canada

Focus

Consistency and craft

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Looking for a specific style?

Browse specialties below, then book a consultation so we can confirm scope, timing, and a pricing range.

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Our roster

Artists, styles, and what to expect

Each profile includes a focus area and a practical note about project fit. If you are not sure, send references through our contact page and we will recommend the best match.

Avery Collins

Specializes in fine line and crisp blackwork details with careful placement.

Fine line

Style

Minimal, precise line weight

Best for

Small to medium pieces

Experience

7+ years tattooing

Portfolio focus: botanical linework, symbols, micro-illustration, and clean script (case-by-case).

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Maya Rios

Specializes in black and grey realism with soft gradients, depth, and contrast planning.

Realism

Style

Portrait-inspired shading

Best for

Medium to large projects

Experience

9+ years tattooing

Portfolio focus: realism portraits, animals, texture studies, and multi-session compositions.

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Noah Bennett

Specializes in neo-traditional with bold lines, durable color choices, and modern composition.

Neo-traditional

Style

Bold, graphic, high contrast

Best for

Statement pieces

Experience

8+ years tattooing

Good to know

For color pieces, we will discuss healing expectations, long-term maintenance, and placement choices that support saturation and readability.

Studio support

Not every idea needs a single “perfect” artist on day one. During consultation, we will help you refine size, placement, and style direction, then confirm the best fit based on scope and availability.

Design planning

Reference review, placement guidance, and a clear session outline.

Hygiene standard

Single-use setup and sanitization steps between appointments.

Booking fit

A quick guide to matching style and scope

This is a practical starting point. Final recommendations depend on references, placement, and skin considerations discussed during consultation.

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Bring references

Share 2 to 6 images you like and a short note on what you want to keep: line weight, shading level, or color palette.

Style clarity
2

Confirm placement

We look at movement, visibility, and long-term readability. Some fine details require a minimum size to heal cleanly.

Body-led planning
3

Agree on scope

We confirm session count, approximate timing, and a realistic pricing range in CAD before you move forward.

Clear expectations

Common project types

Fine line

Botanical, symbols, minimal illustrations, subtle shading.

Black and grey realism

Portraits, animals, texture studies, larger compositions.

Neo-traditional

Bold motifs, color work, modern classic-inspired designs.

Custom tattoos

Collaborative design from concept to final placement.

Next step

Use our contact page to request a consult. If you have reference images, describe your preferred size and placement. We will reply from [email protected] with next steps.

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