Tattoo artist / Owner-manager

Fabien’s passion for tattooing began when he discovered irezumi, photographed on yakuza in a Japanese art book.

After tattooing himself, he learned the trade in various salons in Bangkok, then in Switzerland, at Think Tattoo. Trained “the old-fashioned way” by Raphaël Gremion, he will take over the studio with Simon in 2015.

With 15 years of expertise in Japanese/Oriental and traditional American styles, Fabien has acquired a mastery of vibrant colors and a keen sense of composition. His work has won numerous awards at conventions.

Tattoo artist / Owner-manager

A pure product of Think Tattoo, for more than 10 years this drawing and mountain enthusiast has been honing his signature lines at the studio that forged him.

Simon draws his inspiration from dark illustrations, ranging from the American comics that played a central role in his youth, to the mystique of monsters and legends in folklore, to the epic heavy metal culture of the 80s and 90s.

Over the years, this blend of genres has contributed to the development of a graphic signature, precise and contrasting, rich in detail and texture.

Tattoo machine

Fascinated by academic drawing from an early age, Linda turned to tattooing in 2004, after training in Art and Graphic Design.

Over the years, she has specialized in realistic tattooing, a style recognizable by the finesse of its motifs, almost as real as a photograph.

Committed to bringing her expertise to every project she undertakes, Linda creates realistic tattoos that tell stories and evoke emotions for her customers, whether portraits, animals, landscapes or other realistic subjects.

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Trained as a graphic designer, it was finally in 2020 that life made her decide to leave the Neuchâtel region, to reconvert to tattooing and bring a feminine touch to the salon.

Inspired by engraving and old biological plates, she brings her subjects to life, mainly drawn from nature but always with a graphic touch, by playing with the thickness of her lines and various filling patterns.

Apprentice

Aurèle joined the Think Tattoo team in 2023 as an apprentice. His training as an illustrator has given him good technical drawing skills, which he uses to develop an original, personal tattoo style combining tradition and modernity.

Inspired by classic American and Japanese tattoo motifs, he creates simple, offbeat designs with cubist influences, characterized by solid lines and bold colors.