Through much trial and error, I've figured out a few different unique approaches to working with leather.  The first is through tattooing the leather by hand in a "somewhat" traditional tattooing procedure and then tooling the material after the needles have opened up the leather.  There are a few other steps to stabilize the ink in the leather, but what you get is a truly one-off,  custom piece of leather that is then worked into your piece that will stand the test of time.

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The second method is through use of laser engraving a hand drawn piece, tooling and/or hand painting afterwards, then sealing in order to get a very consistent and still very unique product, at a lower price point.

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Both methods achieve extremely striking pieces that are guaranteed to start a conversation.