I'm a tattoo artist who refuses to be boxed in. My needle moves across styles like a musician shifts through genres, each piece adding to a growing symphony of ink. I began my journey as a body modification artist in Opelika Alabama and worked there from Jan. 2019 until Dec. Of 2024.

My foundation lies in the bold lines and timeless appeal of American Traditional. When the mood shifts darker, I dive into blackwork. There's something powerful about the stark contrast of black against skin, creating geometric patterns and abstract forms that seem to pulse with their own energy.

For the collectors who see their body as a canvas for creative expression, I specialize in patchwork – helping build those eclectic galleries of smaller pieces that somehow form a perfect whole. I push boundaries with abstract designs that challenge conventional tattoo wisdom, and when clients want something that flows like paint on skin, my watercolor technique brings that ethereal quality they're after.

And yes, I do tribal – not the generic bands from the '90s, but authentic patterns that respect and draw from indigenous artistic traditions, each line placed with purpose and meaning.

Every style in my arsenal is a different tool, a different voice. It's not about mastering one thing – it's about having the right artistic approach for each person's story. Because at the end of the day, that's what tattooing is about: telling your story in the language that speaks to you most clearly.