Tattoo Artist
Whether you are a tattoo virgin with an idea or a veteran connoisseur, Illusions can help bring your thoughts to life. Our seasoned artists will listen to your input, give you their thoughts and perspective and help create an amazing tattoo that you will be proud to wear for the rest of your life
About
Randy Harris
Randy Harris is an award winning tattoo artist who brings 17 years experience to All Illusions Ink. Randy got his start with an apprenticeship under Rick "Papa" Walters at Bert Grimm's Tattoo in Long Beach, CA. Randy opened All Hallows Ink in Downtown Fullerton in 2004 and to this day it is the largest and busiest shop in downtown Fullerton.
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Illusions Ink House
• Tattoo
• Microblading
• Body Piercing
• Cosmetic Cover Up
• Cover-Up
About
Ray Herrera
Ray Herrera was born in Orange County, California in 1996. He is a tattoo artist specializing in multiple styles. Son of David Herrera, a body piercer at Jack Rudy’s Koolsville, next door to the world famous Goodtime Charlies’ Tattooland. At the age of 8, Ray would accompany his father to the tattoo shop. This is where his interest in tattooing sparked. He became immersed in the vast world of black and grey fine line tattooing. Surrounded by some of the world’s top artists. Ray started his apprenticeship at 14 years old, working at the show after school 6 days per week. Senior year of High School he was invited to showcase his artwork at Board of Trustee’s Scholarship and received an art scholarship to Fullerton College. He then received an Honor Graduate Medallion from Anaheim Union High School District for the Visual Arts’ Department 2014. During his apprenticeship, he acquired various different skills. Perfecting his lines by tracing flesh art with his handmade tattoo machine, he designed to work as a lead pencil. Throughout the years, he had the opportunity to learn under different guest artists from around the globe. Witnessing the possibilities of what can be done on human skin. Furthermore, learning to tattoo in a wide variety of styles including; Realism, Japanese, Aztec/Mayan, American Traditional, Lettering, & fine line black and grey, among many others.
