This piece brings lots of focus and energy to the front of the body while using a pre-existing sternum tattoo to give it a sharp, defined shape.
this piece encapsulates the kind of work I love doing. magical, mysterious, vaguely spooky, and always beautiful.
this is a pre-drawn piece that I feel displays some of my best technical work. I use different line weights in this tattoo to create depth that goes beyond the shading.
This is a finished sleeve by me. I love having a large project to work on and add on to. my client requested a full sleeve of soft spooky vibes with medium to light shading.
This is my favorite piece in this collection. I used line weight and values to bring all elements of the tattoo to life. It's full and wide spanning but still feels gentle and soft.
This is an inner portion of a half sleeve I have done. I'm especially proud of the layering involved in the design.
Something I love and would like to bring more of into my work are ornamental elements. These elements help reinforce the shape of the design and provide gorgeous contrast.
This sternum tattoo Displays a mix of organic and ornamental imagery.
Full, bright, flowers with lots of foliage. This piece displays my shading style and the amount of contrast I use.
A piece that I love to the moon and back. Using negative space for the smoke, I could go nice and dark on shading inside the lantern to create depth and a beautiful gradient.
If you can't tell by the other tattoos in this collection: I love tattooing moths.
Soft and eerie- just my vibe!
I used negative space circles in the background to give the illusion that this little goat was bounding among the fireflies.
Creating a design for and correctly placing a stencil for a knee tattoo is not as simple as it seems but you're safe with me!
One of my favorite displays of using ornamental elements to shape a tattoo into its most flattering form