I am a 32-year-old queer disabled tattoo artist with a deep respect for the art of tattooing as well as my clients, I hold myself and my work to the highest standards of cleanliness and integrity.

My journey began in the local punk scene, where I developed a deep understanding the importance of community and supporting local small artists while promoting and organizing local shows and events on a shoestring budget. Years later, as I developed disabilities while working in healthcare, I reconnected with physical media and creating art as a way to cope and process disability and the challenges that come with an inaccessible world.

This background fuels my commitment to creating inclusive and meaningful art for my clients. I believe tattoos are more than just ink on skin; they are powerful stories that deserve to be told. As an activist, I strive to use my platform to advocate for marginalized voices and promote accessibility within the art and tattoo community.