Subdermal pigment design and installation specialist

Updated 5/10/2026

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The last year in Denver has felt a little unreal in the best way possible.

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Settling into Long Live Tattoo Collective in the Santa Fe Arts District pushed both my art and my career into a whole new chapter. My work has evolved hard over the last year, less focused on watercolor and more centered around bold illustrative realism, dynamic color, surreal storytelling, large-scale composition, and tattoos that have gotten wilder, more collaborative, and more emotionally charged than ever.

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I’ve spent the last year refining not just the artwork itself, but the entire experience around it. Better pacing. Better flow. More snacks. Clients continue traveling in from all over the country to build truly one-of-a-kind work together, and I genuinely don’t take that trust lightly.

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My schedule has been filling FAST and staying full for even longer than expected as clients expand on their projects, but my consultation form is *always* open even while my bookings are paused. Every once in a while a concept rolls my way and absolutely screams that I need to make it happen ahead of my next booking block, so please never be shy about inquiring!

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My books are opening in June 2026 to fill the last remaining dates through the end of this year and early 2027. Private travel bookings remain a huge part of my schedule, alongside select conventions and guest appearances throughout the year, and those will always be locked in ahead of my next booking blocks.

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More than anything, I want this next chapter of work to feel fearless. If you've ever in your life been told that you're a bit too much sometimes, you're in the right place.

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