
Art, made personal.
Your ideas. Our artists. A piece that belongs to you.
Find an artist whose work feels right for you. Bring your ideas, explore the possibilities, and create something personal at Cano Ink in Dallas.
A meaningful reference. A detail you love. An idea still taking shape.
Start wherever you are, we’ll help you prepare the conversation.
Find the work you connect with.
Explore each artist’s work and find the style that feels right for you.
Cano Ink · Dallas
One beginning. Two perspectives.
The keys to Cano Ink. A new beginning for Luis and Daisy in Dallas.

Owner & Lead Tattoo Artist
Luis Cano
Portraits, religious pieces and detailed black and grey work.

Co-owner & Tattoo Artist
Daisy Cano
Fine line, florals and personal details, created with a delicate touch.

Lorie Gamez
Explore Lorie’s illustrated tattoos, floral pieces, and original flash. Find a design you love or bring an idea to make your own.

Juan Martin
Explore Juan Martin’s religious pieces, clock designs, and black and grey work. Bring the references that inspire your next piece.

Merlyn Orenalla
Discover Merlyn Orenalla’s flowing florals, personal lettering, and fine details. Find a placement and a piece that feel like you.

Jose Rangel
Explore portraits, lettering, and detailed compositions by Jtat. See the work up close and start shaping your own idea.

Flakkito Padron
Discover Flakkito’s religious pieces, animal designs, and black and grey work. Bring your inspiration and make it personal.
A closer look at the work.
Let’s talk about your piece.
Your tattoo is personal. Your appointment should feel that way too. At our private Dallas studio, the conversation starts with what you want to create and the artist you want to create it with.
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Find your artist
Find your artist. Take a look through their work and choose the style that feels right.
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Share what you have in mind
Bring your inspiration. A few references, a placement, and an approximate size give us a place to start.
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Discuss the details
Plan your appointment. Talk with your artist about the design, available dates, and booking details.
What do you have in mind?
Choose your artist and tell us about your idea. Create a consultation note to share when you contact the studio.
Your consultation brief
Your consultation note is ready. Copy your note, then contact the studio to arrange your appointment.



































