The Trypophobia project holds exactly 1,826 dots. Created as a half leg sleeve, it was designed with the intention of flowing into future tattoos. The precision of the number was essential, so we counted every single dot throughout the entire process. Exhausting at times, but deeply satisfying — this is a project I won’t forget.
Under the Sea project is a freehand cover-up inspired by sea weeds and corals, executed in dark, textured dotwork. The organic flow was built directly on the skin, allowing the design to naturally transform what once was into something organic, fluid, and slightly untamed.
This project is a freehand cover-up created with bold brushstrokes. The goal was to blackout the heavily tattooed side while preserving as much clear skin as possible. Strong, flowing black strokes were built to wrap naturally around the leg, balancing density with openness.
The Trypophobia project holds exactly 1,826 dots. Created as a half leg sleeve, it was designed with the intention of flowing into future tattoos. The precision of the number was essential, so we counted every single dot throughout the entire process. Exhausting at times, but deeply satisfying — this is a project I won’t forget.
Under the Sea project is a freehand cover-up inspired by sea weeds and corals, executed in dark, textured dotwork. The organic flow was built directly on the skin, allowing the design to naturally transform what once was into something organic, fluid, and slightly untamed.
This project is a freehand cover-up created with bold brushstrokes. The goal was to blackout the heavily tattooed side while preserving as much clear skin as possible. Strong, flowing black strokes were built to wrap naturally around the leg, balancing density with openness.