rooted from the jungles of Puerto Rico in the ​early 1980s, my family relocated to the ​Bronx, New York. The vibrant art scene in ​NYC captivated me, and my artistic journey ​began during the graffiti era of the 1990s. ​Progressing from paper sketches to wall ​murals, I eventually transitioned to tattoo ​artistry in the early 2000s. Embracing a ​continuous learning process, I sought ​guidance from various mentors to refine my ​techniques and adapt to the evolving art ​landscape.

In my twenties, I ventured to Burbank, ​California, on the West Coast, where I delved ​into the distinctive chicano style. This style ​combines black and grey hues with ​illustrative elements, blending realism with ​surrealistic features to create visually ​striking compositions. Upon settling in North ​Carolina in 2010, I established a private ​studio to further hone my craft. To stay ​abreast of the latest trends and techniques, ​I regularly attend seminars conducted by ​artists I admire, recognizing that the ​evolution of art is a perpetual adventure.

i dont price online but if yu want to come in for a pricing i could help ​yu out better..

-Have an idea of what you wanted

-If you have an example (dope)

-Know placement

-does it wrap around?

-before you hit me up

,have a few days in mind

and alternative times.

im extremly busy, i dont do same day ​appointments..

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(you will have to drop a deposit of $40 ​Yes! it goes towards the final cost)

Before:

Make sure you get a good night sleep

Eat a good meal, drink alot of water..

come to the appointment a few minutes early ​relax and have good vibes.

If you are choosing to use numbing agents ​make sure you are properly applying it on to ​your skin

Always make sure you are washing your hands before ​touching your fresh tattoo

twice (2x) a day for only four (4) days use a small dab ​from the ointment provided in the after care package

yes - you could shower, but please make sure you are ​using nonscented soap around the fresh tattoo,or just use ​water

(immediately dry the tattoo completely)

after the forth day please no more ointment at all

let it dry and scab let it heal!!

dont ever scratch the tattoo, its going to itch (pat it)

its an open wound so please treat it like it