Amardeep Singh from Toronto, Canada brings a bold, polished style to some of Naruto’s most unforgettable scenes. From Itachi’s quiet sacrifice to Gaara’s rage and Pain’s god complex, every tattoo hits with meaning. If Naruto left a mark on you, these pieces will feel all too familiar.
Itachi Kunai Tattoo
Artist: Amardeep Singh - Book here
This piece says a lot without needing to shout. Itachi’s eye, bloodied and tired, stares through the blade of a kunai—wrapped with the ANBU mask of his teammate and the Uchiha clan tag. It’s everything he carried: the weight of his clan, the secrets of the ANBU, and the loneliness of someone who did what no one else could. The design keeps it simple, but if you know…it hits.
Gaara Panel Tattoo
Artist: Amardeep Singh - Book here
This panel of Gaara is pure chaos. It’s him at his most unhinged—blood on his face, grin stretched wide, eyes glowing with bloodlust. Back then, he was a kid everyone feared. And moments like this remind you just how far he’s come. That’s what makes Gaara’s arc so strong. He started as a monster, and still somehow became one of the most respected leaders in the ninja world.
Pain Statue Tattoo
Artist: Amardeep Singh - Book here
There are a few moments in Naruto that feel burned into your brain—and Pain sitting atop that statue is one of them. Just the image of him looking down on the village he’s about to destroy, calm and unbothered, says everything. The way this tattoo captures that exact panel with all its texture and weight—it brings you right back to the moment when the show shifted into something darker.
Reaper Death Seal Tattoo
Artist: Amardeep Singh - Book here
You don’t need to see the whole jutsu to feel how serious this is. The Reaper Death Seal has always felt like one of those things you only pull out when there’s no other choice. This tattoo focuses on the mask—the blank stare, the sharp teeth, the way it just hangs behind whoever uses it. It’s eerie, ancient, and tied to some of the most painful sacrifices in the series.
Curse Mark Tattoo
Artist: Amardeep Singh - Book here
When Sasuke got hit with the curse mark during the Forest of Death, it instantly became one of the coolest symbols in the whole series. You didn’t need to know what it meant—just seeing it was enough to know something serious was happening. And if you were watching back then, you probably looked at that mark and thought, “yeah…I kinda want that.” This tattoo nails that feeling. Bold, sharp, clean—exactly how it should be.
