From a young age I knew that I always wanted to be a tattoo artist. All I wanted to do in school was draw pictures and be in art classes all of the time. Having troubled teenage years, I lost track of what I wanted to do and had to find myself again. I tried to apply for fine art in university but without a strong portfolio I had to pick something else. So I thought my path was to be a designer and eventually graduated with an interior design degree. I worked as a designer for six years but never felt truly happy with the jobs I had. During the Covid lockdowns I felt this was my chance to change things around and went for a tattoo apprenticeship. After three months in my apprenticeship I met my partner Dean Gunther who really pushed me to follow what I was meant to do in my life. I now specialise in full colour realism, large scale pieces and continuously striving to better myself everyday.
