8 best female Hong Kong tattoo artists to know in 2024: from Jenna Chu’s traditional Japanese geishas and Rosey Choi’s matching couple’s ring finger pieces, to Crona Wai’s intricate botanicals
- Hong Kong is home to tattoo artists of the highest calibre and their portfolios can all be found on Instagram – check out these 8 outstanding female artists for your next tattoo inspo
- Rosey Choi makes full use of colour in her often cartoonlike art, Jennifa Cheung and Jenna Chu are inspired by Japan, Crona Wai is a botanical artist, and Sweney Chan has a coquette aesthetic
To ensure a seamless experience when booking an appointment with these artists, here are some handy tips. First, have your design concept ready and be clear about your preferences – whether you desire a freehand creation or have a specific design and placement in mind. Don’t hesitate to ask for a quote, as prices typically depend on the tattoo’s size and the ink used. Keep in mind that coloured ink may incur additional costs.
When it comes to booking, remember to check the artist’s profile for instructions. Some may accept direct messages, while others have an online booking system. Upon confirmation of your appointment, the artist will provide you with the studio’s address, as most of them operate from private locations.
Read on for eight female tattoo artists in Hong Kong to know, as well as their varied styles, for your next tattoo inspiration. Happy inking!
1. Gaga Ma
A self-described gentle flow freehand tattooist, Gaga Ma’s tattoo art flows along the natural curves of the body it marks. Most of Ma’s designs have a recurring theme of the ocean and water, with various shades of blue ink tattooed into flowing lines reminiscent of waves.
Instagram: @gagama
2. Sweney Chan
