I’ve been tattooing for about two and a half years, but my connection to art goes way back. I grew up drawing and painting as far back as I can remember. Creating has always been part of who I am.

Getting into tattooing wasn’t some perfect plan. I wanted to prove something to myself. I knew I needed a career that felt meaningful, so I took a leap of faith and committed to building a life around what I love.

Now, my work focuses on fine line and microrealism, abstract design, anime pieces, and precision lettering. I care about getting the details right, but I also care about the person behind the idea. I include clients in the design process because it makes the final piece feel personal. It becomes something we create together.

I’m always learning, evolving, and experimenting with new techniques. There’s a hunger behind this work that pushes me to grow every single day.

Most people find me through Instagram or word of mouth, which means a lot. It shows me that the experience matters as much as the tattoo. I put effort into every session not just so people come back, but so they feel good referring their friends and family too.

The experience itself is everything. I want each person who books with me to feel safe, comfortable, and relaxed. The process is fluid and laid-back on purpose. That energy helps create a space where people can be themselves.

I usually ask for a lot of detail before designing. The more open-minded and specific someone is, the easier it is to collaborate and build something unique. That back-and-forth makes the piece feel like it truly belongs to them.

I’m not just here to give you a tattoo. I’m here to build trust and create something that reflects you. That connection matters more than anything else.

I’ve tested a lot of different gear over the years, and the brands I use now are the ones I trust most for quality and consistency. For precision work, Kwadron delivers stable needles and reliable ink flow. That kind of control matters when you’re working with fine line detail.

I use machines from FK Irons because they’re some of the best in the industry. The features, build quality, and performance make them an easy choice.

For ink, I use Allegory because it goes in clean and heals nicely. When it comes to aftercare, I always recommend Mad Rabbit. Their soothing gel is my favorite. It gives great healed results and works better than traditional ointments like Aquaphor.

Clean tools and a clean setup should be expected. I’m always adapting, learning new techniques, and exploring how to grow my style. As that happens, my tools may change, but my standards never will.