Steve Bishov

Steve Bishov

Tattooing since 2006, Steve Bishov specializes in black and grey realism. With a deep passion for the art, Steve takes pride in giving everyone the best tattoo possible, creating unique, detailed pieces that stand out in his field.

Branden Wilson

Branden Wilson

Branden Wilson is a seasoned tattoo artist with over a decade of experience in the industry. Specializing in Japanese traditional and American traditional tattoo styles, he combines meticulous craftsmanship with a deep respect for the rich histories and cultural significance of these art forms. Known for their vibrant colors, intricate details, and striking compositions, Branden continues to push the boundaries of tattoo artistry while honoring time-honored techniques. Whether creating a bold new design or perfecting a classic motif, his work reflects a passion for the craft and a dedication to delivering exceptional, timeless tattoos.

Todd Dayter

Todd Dayter

Hello! I specialize in black and gray photo realism tattoos and create highly detailed and lifelike designs. My work includes a variety of styles such as portraits, landscapes, wildlife, and horror themes. Each tattoo is crafted with extreme attention to detail to ensure that every nuance of the design is captured perfectly. In result, you get a tattoo that not only looks stunning, but also conveys a deep sense of realism and personal significance. Every fine line and shading is meticulously done to bring your vision to life with the highest quality and precision.

Mark Petrunak

Mark Petrunak

12 Years Experience. Interested in large scale blackouts & heavy black work. Black & Grey, Geometric/Mandala, Color work, Heavy (bold) Line work to Fine Line.

Josh Hinchey

Josh Hinchey

Tattoo Aftercare

Tattoo Aftercare Instructions

    Initial Bandage Removal:

    Two hours after your tattoo is finished, remove the bandage at home. If you're out, it’s okay to leave it on a bit longer. It’s normal to see a lot of color pigment and goo in the bandage. Don’t worry.

    Cleaning and Applying Aquaphor:

    Wash your hands thoroughly, then gently clean the tattoo with liquid hand soap under warm water using your bare hand. Pat dry with a fresh paper towel and let it breathe for 10-15 minutes.

    Apply a minimal amount of Aquaphor (about the size of a pea for a hand-sized tattoo). Dab the surface with a fresh paper towel until the Aquaphor is barely visible. Apply Aquaphor in this way about four times per day for the next four days. Remember the "4X4" method.

    First Day:

    If any plasma appears on your tattoo, gently dab it off with a fresh paper towel. Your skin might be trying to form a scab.

    First Night:

    Before bed, wrap your tattoo with plastic wrap and secure it with first aid tape. Remove the wrapping first thing in the morning, wash, and continue with the "4X4" method. Do not re-bandage the tattoo.

    After the "4X4" Period:

    Around day 5, your tattoo may start to peel and flake. This is normal. Continue to apply unscented lotion or Aquaphor until your tattoo is fully healed, which could take up to 2 weeks.

    Additional Tips:

    Avoid direct sunlight, soaking, or heavy sweating on the tattoo for at least 48 hours. If irritation persists, contact us for guidance.

About On The Grind

Welcome to On the Grind Tattoo, your premier private studio in Sicklerville, NJ. At On the Grind, we pride ourselves on providing an exceptionally clean and welcoming environment for all your tattoo needs. Our team of top-notch artists is dedicated to delivering the highest quality work, ensuring a professional and comfortable experience from start to finish.