Books closed on April 1st 5pm 2022
My waitlist is Full! If You email me outside of my booking periods i will not reply. I try to give current clients my full attention. I only tattoo my own custom work. It’s best to get yourself acquainted with my site and learn some terms that will help you better convey your concept.
Tips for the waitlist
The best way to get on my waitlist is to apply at midnight on the day my books open. They stay open for about 5-8hrs and book out for 6-9 months. I select my clients based on their concepts and ability to have an open mind. I’m interested in people who allow me to be a full creative. That means trusting the creative process and allowing room for growth. I work best without too many limits. When you limit an artist with specific parameters it takes the fun out of it. Each design is custom, so i take a limited amount of clients each booking period. Because i get a high number of emails in a short amount of time i wont get to respond to everyone. Inquiries sent after my books close will not be responded to. Open minds are always a priority. My next waitlist opens 12am December 1st. Good luck!
My rates are $400/hr
$400 Minimum.
Space tattoos with a watercolor feel
I love doing space tattoos. My designs usually consist of highly saturated color that still gives you a soft edge. I go for high contrast without using too much heavy black. I want the designs to feel like they’re moving and alive! Be ready for intense shading and extensive highlights.
Minimalist linework with watercolor movement
This type of design doesn't rely heavily on black linework. The deepest tone of each color family is used to create depth and dimension. Minimal lines are used to give you a gestural idea of shape. The color is highly saturated and creates its own boarders with movement.
Angular linework with abstract watercolor flow
Angular line work uses hard lines as structural Points that allow the color to flow without boarders. I use angular and circular linework to build separate worlds that blend and bleed into each other. The color in this type of work always has an attitude. It wants to stand out! Be ready for high contrast and sporadic color movement.
