Collin Joiner tattoo artist

Collin Joiner

Meet Collin Joiner – Tattoo Artist at Burned Hearts Tattoo

Fresh from Missouri and already making waves in Columbus, Collin Joiner brings a fearless approach to tattooing and a deep respect for every story he inks. Known for his bold line work, moody black & grey, and high-detail realism, Collin blends Midwestern grit with an artist’s eye for texture, balance, and soul.

He made the move to Burned Hearts Tattoo to dive into a scene as ambitious and unapologetic as his style—and he’s ready to carve out a name with the same intensity he brings to every tattoo.

Whether you're chasing your first tattoo or leveling up your collection, Collin’s got the experience, the edge, and the patience to bring it to life. His sessions are equal parts precision and chill vibes—a place where clients feel at ease and come out feeling unstoppable.

Collin is a tattoo artist at Burned Hearts in Columbus, Ohio with a strong portfolio of custom work built around client vision. Collin's approach prioritizes clarity — understanding your idea fully before pen ever touches skin. Clean technique, thoughtful design, and a commitment to quality make Collin a trusted choice for custom tattoos in Columbus.

check out my work

A tattoo of a dark, abstract dragon or creature on a person's forearm and hand, with black and red ink and sharp, jagged lines.
Black tribal-style tattoo on the person's forearm.
A person's upper arm tattoo depicting a snake intertwined with cherry blossoms.

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