Diamond Davi

@diamonddavi

I’m Davi, better known as Diamond Davi Soprano. I’ve been tattooing for over 20 years, and I’ve loved every second of it.

Growing up in Southern California, tattoo culture was always right in front of me. I remember seeing heavily tattooed guys with beards hanging outside shops, thinking they were the coolest people I’d ever seen. I got my first tattoo at 13, really fell in love with the craft and started my tattoo apprenticeship journey by 17, and I’ve been all in ever since.

My work is rooted in early American Traditional tattooing, but I pull inspiration from across the spectrum of what’s being done today. I consider myself a well-rounded artist, working in styles like traditional, Polynesian, fine line, and black and grey. The only things I don’t take on are portraits and hyper-realism—but I’m always happy to point you toward someone great for that.

More than anything, I aim to create a welcoming, respectful, and safe space for anyone who sits in my chair.

I’ve been fortunate to do this for as long as I have, and I’m not slowing down anytime soon.

If you’re ready to get something solid—let’s make it happen.

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