I'm often asked how I got into tattooing. The truth is I thought being an artist would be the ideal job as a kid. Tattooing popped on my radar at 13 though, after drawing up a memorial design in memory of my Grandpa. I was invited to the appointment where my Nana got the tattoo and it turned into a very influential experience for me. I saw intimately how manifesting a person’s inner truth, passions or desires in a visual and physical way can be a powerful experience. Interested in body art throughout high school I was drawing all over people with sharpies and making potential tattoo designs for myself and friends. In 2012 when I was 21, I set forward on the pathway to becoming a professional tattoo artist. It's an amazing privilege to call what I do a job, and I appreciate every one of you who have shown interest in my craft and pursued getting work from me.

Tattooing is a process I’m honored to be a part of. It’s humbling being entrusted to mark the human body, with all the hopes and aspirations a person holds near when deciding to doing so. I treat the body art experience as a collaboration between two. Through the nurturing of your personal vision I to hope to inspire feelings of uniqueness and confidence. The commonality between permanent makeup and body art lies within my vision of the human form as a canvas where natural features can be enhanced, and celebrated.