Black & Grey + Color • Geometric
Bee Sternum
A centered bee and honeycomb composition built around the sternum, combining geometric structure, fine wing detail, soft black-and-grey shading, and restrained warm color.
The work
Built for the body.
Made to last.
Custom tattoo work shown as complete projects whenever possible—wide views, details, motion, and different stages of the tattoo when the archive allows it.
Explore the portfolioMore than a highlight reel
See the tattoo as a project.
One photograph rarely tells the whole story. This portfolio groups views of the same tattoo together so you can see scale, placement, detail, movement, and—when available—how the work looks at different stages.
Fresh + healed work
Where a healed image can be confidently matched to the original project, it will live beside the fresh work instead of being treated as a separate tattoo.
Featured projects
One tattoo. More than one view.
Large-format media leads each project, with supporting images and video grouped directly beside it.
Color • Graphic
Three-Part Forearm Composition
A stacked color project using three distinct symbols while keeping spacing, scale, and saturation consistent from wrist to elbow.
Color • Character
Stitch
Bright character work with a clean silhouette, readable expression, and enough contrast to hold together from both close range and a distance.
Color • Large Scale
Back Butterflies
A flowing upper-back composition of fully colored butterflies, finished with dimensional drop shadows so each butterfly reads cleanly while still moving together as one project.
Black & Grey • Ornamental
Ornamental Chest
A centered ornamental floral composition built for symmetry across the chest, balancing crisp line work, decorative detail, and soft shading without overwhelming the anatomy.
Color • Illustrative • Cover-Up
Skull Shoulder
A saturated illustrative skull designed to carry across the rounded shoulder, using bold contrast and cool color shifts to keep the form readable from multiple angles.
More from the archive
Different styles. Same standard.
A curated cross-section of the archive—fine-line, black-and-grey, geometric, ornamental, full color, illustrative, and larger-scale work.
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Bring the concept.
We’ll build the plan.
Send the idea, placement, approximate size, and any reference images you already have.