Tattoo Studio

I was fortunate enough to start my apprenticeship at the age of 16 – by 18 I started tattooing, I learnt from some great artists, including Skippy, Nathan & George.

I have always had a soft spot for realism but as I grew older my interests started getting more alternative and conceptual. If it moves you, it is art, no matter what style.

I just want to create unique artworks that resonates with whoever looks at them. My main passion aside from being a good artist is teaching good artists to be great and giving them a platform to grow and get recognised – hence the founding of Ferryman Collections.

Morné started tattooing over two years ago from the age of 19. He enjoys experimenting with all different mediums and styles, but ultimately his passion is for black and grey realism tattoos and illustrative tattoos.

Morné is a focused and detailed artist when it comes to design and application. His pursuit as an artist is to grow and improve his skills as both a tattoo and visual artist.

Joe Steyn is not just a tattoo artist – he is a true visionary in the realm of body art. Known for his remarkable versatility and creative depth, Joe consistently transforms his clients’ visions into intricate, personalized pieces of art that they wear with pride.

Over the years, Joe has honed his skills across a range of styles – from the timeless elegance of traditional and neotraditional tattoos to the hyper-realistic and Japanese techniques. He’s also not one to shy away from bold colors or the delicate shades of black and grey.

His work is a testament to his commitment to excellence and precision. Every line he etches and every color he infuses is carefully thought through, ensuring that each tattoo is not just a decoration but a story that unfolds on the canvas of the skin. His designs are a perfect blend of his clients’ ideas and his artistic interpretation, bringing forth a unique narrative that is personal and profoundly expressive.