Eddy Deutsche: Master of American Traditional and Japanese Tattooing
A pioneer of bold ink and timeless design with a legacy spanning over 30 years.
Eddy Deutsche is a world-renowned tattoo artist celebrated for his influential role in the American Traditional and Japanese tattoo movements. With a career spanning over three decades, Eddy has been instrumental in shaping the tattoo renaissance of the 1990s, particularly within the San Francisco Bay Area, alongside notable artists like Freddy Corbin and Juan Puente.
Born in Detroit, Eddy’s passion for art and tattooing led him to the West Coast at a young age, where he immersed himself in the punk rock scene and honed his craft through dedication and mentorship . His work is characterized by bold lines, vibrant colors, and a deep respect for traditional tattoo aesthetics.
Eddy’s artistry has been documented in publications like Tattoo Schemes, a comprehensive collection of his work from 1988 to 1995, showcasing his commitment to the craft and his innovative approach to design.
Currently based in Nashville, Eddy continues to share his expertise and passion for tattooing with clients worldwide. He makes regular guest appearances at Aloha Tattoo, Hawaii, offering both locals and visitors the opportunity to experience his exceptional artistry firsthand.
Welcome to Aloha Tattoo Company, a celebrated tattoo parlor on Oahu since 1990. With locations in Waikiki, Kailua, and Wahiawa, we've been a part of the community for over 30 years, tattooing generations of locals and visitors alike. Our studios, equipped with modern, hygienic equipment, are staffed by some of Hawaii's most talented and experienced artists. Whether you're seeking a custom tattoo, a piercing, or simply some inspiration, our team is ready to create a unique piece just for you. Visit Aloha Tattoo for a truly memorable and professional tattoo experience.
About the Author
Tim Goodrich
Founder Aloha Tattoo
I'm Tim Goodrich, owner of Aloha Tattoo. My tattooing journey began in the Marines, where I first trained as an artist and developed a deep connection to the craft. After my service, I pursued professional tattooing, drawing on a blend of military discipline and diverse artistic influences. Today, my studios, including our prominent location in the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Waikiki, offer a wide range of styles from traditional to black and grey tattoos. Each piece we create is more than just ink—it's a reflection of a lifelong dedication to the art, designed to resonate with everyone from Navy personnel to island visitors.
