Artists

Every tattoo has an artist behind it, and every artist sees things a little differently. Meet the people who bring their own hand, eye, and style to 1920. From bold traditional work to fine, intricate details, each artist has a language of their own. The fun part is finding the one that speaks to what you have in mind.

Mayank Vishwakarma

10 Tattoos

2 Years

Meet Mayank, the kind of artist who notices the details most people miss. As a tattoo artist and Creative Director at 1920, he brings a sharp eye for composition and a natural feel for realism and minimalism. With two years of hands-on experience, his work is less about following a formula and more about knowing when a line, shadow, or detail is enough.

Gulshan Sharma

10 Tattoos

2 Years

Meet Gulshan Sharma, one of the artists shaping the work at 1920. With two years behind the machine, he’s found his own rhythm in tattooing: clean, considered, and quietly detailed. His work brings together the depth of realism with the restraint of minimalism, creating pieces that say enough without ever trying too hard.

Ashwin Parmar

10 Tattoos

1 Years

Meet Ashwin, the kind of artist who’d rather let the tattoo speak than explain it. With a year into his journey, he’s drawn to the clean lines, subtle details, and quiet precision of realism and minimalism. He’s constantly learning, experimenting, and picking up something new from the artists around him. His style is thoughtful without being fussy, less about making noise, more about getting every little thing right.

Ritesh Patil

10 Tattoos

2 Years

To describe Patil bhai is to give him a blank patch of skin, and he’ll ask one question before he asks about the design: how much do you want left unsaid. That’s the realist and the minimalist in him, negotiating. Two years into tattooing, and he’s already the one newer artists go to when they want to know why a piece works, not just how, the harder question, and the more useful one.

Harsh sharma

20 Tattoos

4 Years

Harsh doesn’t wait for a style to feel safe before he tries it. Four years in, and his book already swings between two extremes: photographic realism and lines so minimal there’s nowhere left to hide a mistake. Most artists pick a lane. He picked both, then picked the harder version of both. Ask who in the studio takes the reference nobody else wants to touch, and you’ll hear one name.

Jay Chauhan

12 Tattoos

2 Years

Jay doesn’t keep a folder of ready-made designs to pull from. Every piece starts from nothing, shaped around the person in front of him, not adapted from the last one. Try to find two matching tattoos in his portfolio and you won’t. He’d rather take the extra hour than let two people walk out with the same idea.

Yash Shedge

10 Tattoos

2 Years

This is Yash Shedge, quiet by nature, particular about his work, and always looking a little closer than everyone else. He has a natural pull towards minimalism and realism, where the smallest details matter and restraint becomes part of the art. But what really sets Yash apart is the way he works with people, he listens before he draws, takes his time, and has a genuine instinct for making others feel at ease. There’s a calmness to him, but never a lack of curiosity; he’s always learning, refining, and finding better ways to put an idea on skin.

Kanhaiya Kushwaha

12 Tattoos

2 Years

Kanhaiya approaches tattooing with a steady hand and a sharp eye for restraint. Drawn to minimalism and realism, his work is less about making noise and more about getting every little thing right. There’s patience in his process, precision in his lines, and a quiet confidence that comes from knowing when a design needs more, and when it doesn’t. As an artist and mentor, he brings that same thoughtfulness to the people he works with, helping them look beyond the needle and understand the craft behind it.

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Pankaj Sharma

PANKAJ SHARMA

20 Tattoos
4 Years
Specialized in creating unique, personalized tattoo designs that reflect the individuality of each client.



 

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