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Gunner Noetzel is a resident artist at Pigment Tattoo specializing in realism, black and gray, and new school work.
Speaks:🇬🇧 English
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Get to know Gunner Noetzel
Specializes in:💥 New School (8)🖤 Blackwork (3)🖼️ Realism (2)ⓘBased on recurring characteristics across tattoos in this profile. These are portfolio-derived insights, not self-reported specialties.
Top subject groups:🐾 Animals (5)🧍 People (3)🔱 Symbols & Objects (2)ⓘBased on the subjects tagged across tattoos in this profile. Narrowed to the subjects with real depth behind them — occasional one-off tags are left out so this reflects what they truly tattoo most, not everything ever tried once.
Gunner Noetzel specializes in New School, Blackwork and Realism.
How many tattoos has Gunner Noetzel done?
Gunner Noetzel has 14 tattoos in their portfolio on TatSeek, tagged by style, subject and placement.
How do I book with Gunner Noetzel?
Gunner Noetzel works through Pigment Tattoo — send a booking request to book.
What does Gunner Noetzel charge?
Gunner Noetzel has their own published price range — see the Estimated Price Range above for tiers by size. This is confirmed by the studio.
Where does Gunner Noetzel work?
Gunner Noetzel works at Pigment Tattoo, 12233 Ranch Rd 620 N #111a. View on Google Maps →
Can I see healed work by Gunner Noetzel?
None of Gunner Noetzel’s photos on TatSeek are marked as healed yet. Ask for healed photos when you message — fresh photos always look crisper than the tattoo will once it settles. How to judge a portfolio →
What should I send Gunner Noetzel in my first message?
Your idea in a line and 2–3 reference images, the placement and rough size in centimetres, colour or black & grey, your budget range and the dates you’re free. For a cover-up, add a clear photo of the old tattoo. First-message guide →