Gabe Motta is a tattoo artist working in Arts District, los angeles. 10 pieces of their work are on goodwork — browse the portfolio below, then send a booking request with the piece or the idea you have in mind.
Neotraditional artist from Los Angeles
A black and grey neo-traditional skull tattoo on the forearm with bold lines and shading.A colorful neo-traditional tattoo of a butterfly surrounded by pink flowers on the upper arm, featuring bold outlines and vibrant colors.A detailed black and grey Japanese-style dragon tattoo covering the full sleeve with intricate scales and dynamic movement.A vibrant New School tattoo of a cartoonish frog holding a sword on the forearm, featuring bold outlines and bright colors.A vibrant neo-traditional tattoo on the upper arm depicting a woman's face with striking eyes, framed by a decorative helmet and holding a sword, featuring bold lines and rich colors.A vibrant color tattoo of a fish surrounded by floral elements on the arm, done in a Neo-Traditional style with bold outlines and rich colors.A vibrant neo-traditional tattoo on the upper arm featuring a fox and a bird surrounded by floral elements, with bold outlines and rich colors.A vibrant full sleeve tattoo featuring a large, stylized orange dog with exaggerated features and a smaller dog on top, rendered in a Neo-Traditional and New School style with bold colors and dynamic composition.A black and grey realistic portrait of a dog on the thigh, showcasing fine details and shading.A vibrant Neo-Traditional tattoo on the thigh featuring a large butterfly with intricate patterns, a bat, and flowers, all in rich colors.
send a booking request through goodwork — pick a piece from the portfolio or describe the idea you have in mind. the request, the estimate and the deposit all stay in one place.
where is gabe motta based?
Arts District, los angeles. you can browse other artists nearby on goodwork too.
what does a tattoo from gabe motta cost?
it depends on size, placement and detail, so it's quoted per piece. in los angeles small work commonly runs $100–$300 and larger projects are quoted per session — send your idea through goodwork to get a real number back.